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In March 2007, 82.123.248.83 added text stating that Brisset's work has been translated in many languages. This requires some references. I am especially very interested in the mention of a Wolof translation. This mention rather looks like an ironic judgment on the work of Cheikh Anta Diop, who "proved" in the 50ies that Wolof and ancient Egyptian were related, using methods not dissimilar to Brisset's "preuves irréfutables", but about which nobody dared to laugh aloud in those serious times of decolonisation. Dear 82.123.248.83, could you please provide some explanation? Riyadi (talk) 22:12, 14 September 2008 (UTC)Reply
