Following the First Franco-Dahomean War, a very short period peace followed where the belligerents involved bolstered their numbers and weapons. This was especially true for Dahomey which had upgraded its weaponry en masse. This time Dahomey had the latest rifles, machine guns, and even cannons. Neither side trusted the other to ...
![Exposition d'ethnographie coloniale. Champ de Mars, Palais des Arts libéraux. 150 Dahoméens. Le Roi Jonaï chef d'Agoué, Prince Kosoko, 2 Ministres du Roi Toffa. Chefs, amazones, guerriers, féticheurs. Moeurs, costumes, habitations, combats, etc... : [affiche] / [Non identifié]](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/bc/66/47/bc6647288951b57fd66a31508c20004d.jpg)
