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Stanleyville

British  
/ ˈstænlɪˌvɪl /

noun

  1. the former name (until 1966) of Kisangani

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At one point, the “unmarried woman tax” was 20 percent of the budget of Stanleyville.

From New York Times • Oct. 17, 2011

When Jacopetti was taken off to be interrogated or worse in the Congo city of Stanleyville, he turned to his cameraman and said, "Smile, smile," so they would show their captors no fear.

From Time • Aug. 21, 2011

Chief rival for the power of the mercurial Kasavubu is Patrice Lumumba, 33, onetime postal clerk in Stanleyville who served six months in jail in 1958 for embezzling $2,400 in postal money.

From Time Magazine Archive

All Stanleyville is in the hands of the Popular Army.

From Time Magazine Archive

In Stanleyville is where the doctor put a cast on my arm.

From "The Poisonwood Bible" by Barbara Kingsolver