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Welcome to Haiti's book library

Haiti — everything in one place

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Explore the books, quotes, people, places, food and news of Haiti. One country, every corner of ZakGT — gathered here so you never have to hunt.

Capital: Port-au-PrincePopulation: ~11 millionFounded: 1804 (independence from France)Region: AmericasLanguages: htCurrency: Haitian Gourde (HTG)

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Everything about Haiti

7 shelves

Books & Literature

Classics, poetry, folklore & free-to-read texts of Haiti

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50 quotes

Quotes & Proverbs

Native wisdom, proverbs & famous words from Haiti

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6 people

Notable People

Authors, leaders & cultural figures of Haiti

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Travel & Places

Provinces, must-see spots & travel tips for Haiti

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News & Updates

The latest announcements from across the ZakGT platform

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Food & Flavors

Dishes, recipes & places to eat across the ZakGT food atlas

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Notable people from Haiti

Toussaint Louverture

François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture

Revolutionary Leader and General

He led the enslaved population of Saint-Domingue during the uprising that became the Haitian Revolution, laying the groundwork for Haitian independence.

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Jean-Jacques Dessalines

Revolutionary General and First Ruler of Independent Haiti

He led Haiti's revolutionary forces to final victory and declared independence in 1804, founding the world's first Black-led republic.

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Henri Christophe

Revolutionary General and King of Haiti

He ruled as King Henry I of the Kingdom of Haiti and built the Citadelle Laferrière, one of the largest fortresses in the Americas.

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Catherine Flon

Seamstress and National Heroine

She is honored as the seamstress who sewed the first Haitian flag in 1803, an act commemorated nationally every year on Haitian Flag Day.

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Anacaona

Taíno Cacica (Queen) of Xaragua

As the last cacica of Xaragua, she symbolizes Taíno culture and resistance, and her homeland's Taíno name Ayiti gave rise to the name Haiti.

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Traditional Haiti Wisdom

Pwovèb Ayisyen

Folk & Oral Tradition

The shared, author-less body of Haitian Creole proverbs (pwovèb) that has carried the wisdom of the Haitian people across generations.

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