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Scenes From a Forty-Year War
Hoagland, Edward | April 10, 1995 issue

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It is characteristic of the southern Sudan that Sister Marilyn Norris, one of the Maryknoll nuns now working bravely as a nurse in guerrilla territory, used to have a driver who had been Idi Amin's chauffeur. He had fled across the border when Amin's horrific regime fell, and other Ugandans-relics from a later era who call themselves the Lord's Resistance Army and are said to cut off the lips of people who bad-mouth them-are fighting as bizarre irregulars in Sudan's present crossfire.

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NUNS; NORRIS, Marilyn; NURSES; AMIN, Idi, 1925-2003; WAR; SUDAN
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