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Sœur Edith Budynek : « On nous a dit qu'ils allaient venir chercher les enfants des Tutsi, qu'ils allaient tuer les petits »
Card Number 3474
Number
3474
Date
2 juin 1994
Ymd
19940602
Time
20:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 20 heures [1:39]
Title
Sœur Edith Budynek : « On nous a dit qu'ils allaient venir chercher les enfants des Tutsi, qu'ils allaient tuer les petits »
Subtitle
80 enfants de l'orphelinat de Masaka, Hutu et Tutsi confondus, vivent aujourd'hui au château de Rondon dans le Loiret, loin des massacres du Rwanda.
File name
Size
5789861 bytes
Source
Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- 80 children from the orphanage of Masaka, Hutu and Tutsi combined, now live in the castle of Rondon in Loiret, far from the massacres in Rwanda.
- At the beginning of the events, Sister Edith warns the general council of Loiret. The civil war has just started and the danger is great for the children. The department, which has cooperated for a long time with the orphanage, then warns the French forces stationed in the country. Repatriation is immediate.
- Sister Edith Budynek: "We were told that they [were going] to come and get the children of the Tutsi, that they were going to kill the little ones".
- At the beginning of the events, Sister Edith warns the general council of Loiret. The civil war has just started and the danger is great for the children. The department, which has cooperated for a long time with the orphanage, then warns the French forces stationed in the country. Repatriation is immediate.
- Sister Edith Budynek: "We were told that they [were going] to come and get the children of the Tutsi, that they were going to kill the little ones".