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- Léon_Rom abstract "Léon Rom (Mons, 2 April 1859 - Brussels 1924) was a Belgian soldier who became the district commissioner of Matadi in the Congo Free State, and later head of the Force Publique army.In King Leopold's Ghost, author Adam Hochschild speculates that Rom was the inspiration for the character of Kurtz in Joseph Conrad's novel Heart of Darkness. Rom was known to keep severed heads of Africans in his flower bed, and kept a gallows permanently in place at his station. Under his leadership, agents were known to kill African subjects for minor offenses.".
- Léon_Rom birthDate "1859".
- Léon_Rom birthPlace Mons.
- Léon_Rom birthYear "1859".
- Léon_Rom deathDate "1924".
- Léon_Rom deathYear "1924".
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- Léon_Rom wikiPageWikiLink Adam_Hochschild.
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- Léon_Rom wikiPageWikiLink Category:1924_deaths.
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- Léon_Rom wikiPageWikiLink Congo_Free_State.
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- Léon_Rom wikiPageWikiLink Joseph_Conrad.
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- Léon_Rom wikiPageWikiLink Kurtz_(Heart_of_Darkness).
- Léon_Rom wikiPageWikiLink Matadi.
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- Léon_Rom wikiPageWikiLinkText "Captain Léon Rom".
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- Léon_Rom dateOfBirth "1859".
- Léon_Rom dateOfDeath "1924".
- Léon_Rom name "Rom, Leon".
- Léon_Rom placeOfBirth "Mons".
- Léon_Rom placeOfDeath "Bruxelles".
- Léon_Rom shortDescription "belgian soldier".
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- Léon_Rom description "belgian soldier".
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- Léon_Rom subject Category:1924_deaths.
- Léon_Rom subject Category:Belgian_soldiers.
- Léon_Rom subject Category:Congo_Free_State_officials.
- Léon_Rom subject Category:Officers_of_the_Force_Publique.
- Léon_Rom subject Category:People_from_Mons.
- Léon_Rom hypernym Soldier.
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- Léon_Rom comment "Léon Rom (Mons, 2 April 1859 - Brussels 1924) was a Belgian soldier who became the district commissioner of Matadi in the Congo Free State, and later head of the Force Publique army.In King Leopold's Ghost, author Adam Hochschild speculates that Rom was the inspiration for the character of Kurtz in Joseph Conrad's novel Heart of Darkness. Rom was known to keep severed heads of Africans in his flower bed, and kept a gallows permanently in place at his station.".
- Léon_Rom label "Léon Rom".
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- Léon_Rom depiction LeonRom.jpg.
- Léon_Rom givenName "Leon".
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- Léon_Rom name "Leon Rom".
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