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The Tarrafal concentration camp imprisoned political prisoners under Portuguese colonial rule in two phases, between 1936 and 1954 and between 1961 and 1974, period..
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" Q come to Tarrafal on this state visit to Cape Verde to listen and see the horrors that have been practiced here, the inhumanity and death that also occurred in this field," said António José Seguro, in a statement on the way out of the camp. In an evocative tombstone erected in the countryside are inscribed the names of 36 people who died there: 32 Portuguese, two Guineans and two Angolans.
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" Q come to Tarrafal on this state visit to Cape Verde to listen and see the horrors that have been practiced here, the inhumanity and death that also occurred in this field," said António José Seguro, in a statement on the way out of the camp.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +3In an evocative tombstone erected in the countryside are inscribed the names of 36 people who died there: 32 Portuguese, two Guineans and two Angolans.
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