Tractor Ursus C-45
The sound of two stroke engine in the Ursus C-45 tractor in operation. The recording was realized in the National Museum of…

A group of Togolese protesters chose the World Climate Conference in Bonn (COP23) as an occasion to protest against the Togolese president Faure Gnassingbé, whose family has been in power for more than 50 years. Gnassingbé held regular elections since 2005. However, the opposition claims that he has been kept in his position by election fraud.
The protesters demanded Faure Gnassingbé's resignation and asked the participating countries of the World Climate Conference not to negotiate with his representatives as they were representing a criminal and repressive regime. Moreover, they denounced the ongoing exploitation of the African continent by European countries.
Their march, which was accompanied by various speeches in both French and German as well as chants and singing, began at Kaiserplatz in Bonn and followed Kaiserstraße towards the World Conference Centre.
This is a recording of the protesters chanting “Faure muss weg!” in German. This translates as “Faure has to leave!”. Towards the end of the recording they start singing a song.
Sound and Photo: Kathinka Engels
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