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Title
UN makes possible new life for Mozambique's soldiers

Description
During the sixteen year civil war, one million people died and 4.5 million became refugees or displaced persons. With the assistance of three nations—Portugal, France, and the United Kingdom—former government soldiers and rebel soldiers are returning to civilian life. Some are receiving military training to enable them to join the new Mozambican Army.

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3 min., 43 sec.

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