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We had feared the white people but it was people we called neighbours we should have feared. Two men came one day while I was looking after the village children. They seemed to want to trade. Too late I realised that there were many more hiding outside, some holding what I later learnt were guns. I kicked and punched and screamed for the others in the field but my friends and family were too far away to help us.
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