 In 1959, King Baudouin made another visit to the Belgian Congo, finding a great contrast with his visit of four years before.Upon his arrival in Léopoldville, he was pelted with rocks by black Belgo-Congolese citizens who were angry with the imprisonment of Lumumba, convicted because of incitement against the colonial government.Though Baudouin's reception in other cities was considerably better, the shouts of "Vive le roi!"