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Tag Archives: War Games
Wargames and Christmas Celebrations during the War Years
Updated blog first posted in 2010. This is the second reblogging of past Christmas celebrations here in Burundi, the first being: An African Christmas, Burundi-Style Here is what happened in 2003, by way of wargames, Christmas celebrations, and related events. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Africa-Central, Food, Social Life, Uncategorized, War Games
Tagged Bujumbura, Burundi, Christmas, Christmas tree, Decorations and Props, Holiday, New Year, Trees, War Games
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Post-War Peace Keeping IN Burundi
Keeping the Peace in Burundi – by Working for Peace in Somalia [First posted Juin 2009, Revised 13 November 2011] Peace negotiations in Burundi have brought together all rebel groups and are associated with the long and complex process known … Continue reading
War games: Rebels in 2002
I recently came across the following letter, which I had filed away when it was sent me, in 2002. It was a time of rebel attacks and threats. The following letter I received from the FNL, which was one of … Continue reading
The War Years in Burundi – Background
For about 8 months there has been no shooting where we are near the Congo border. After over 10 years of fighting, during which time I have been based here, the calm has settled comfortably on nearly everyone, to the … Continue reading
Posted in Africa-General, After the War, Social Life, Uncategorized, War Games
Tagged Africa-General, War Games
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