One Hour in Paris: A True Story of Rape and Recovery

London: University of Chicago Press (2014)
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Prologue -- Paris, August 1, 1990 -- What happened next -- Live in it -- Africa, 2008 -- Paris, revisited.

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Karyn L. Freedman
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