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Lual Agoth, who thinks he's about 13, walked for six months to reach the refugee camp near Torit, telling his mother as he left I cannot die here . . . I'm going to look for food and an education
Lual Agoth, who thinks he's about 13, walked for six months to reach the refugee camp near Torit, telling his mother as he left I cannot die here . . . I'm going to look for food and an education

Lual Agoth, who thinks he's about 13, walked for six months to reach the refugee camp near Torit, telling his mother as he left I cannot die here . . . I'm going to look for food and an education

Date5/26/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Lual Agoth; who thinks he's about 13; walked for six months to reach the refugee camp near Torit; telling his mother as he left I cannot die here . . . I'm going to look for food and an education.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0118157F
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