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Accident sur le périphérique parisien :  une mère et ses trois enfants tués | Haiti Gazette

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The content originally appeared on: News Americas Now Black Immigrant Daily News The content originally appeared on: Martinique FranceAntilles Une mère et ses trois enfants, originaires du Marigot, et un Lamentinois, ont été tués le dimanche 8 septembre 1985 dans un accident de voiture survenu sur le périphérique parisien. Le jeudi 19 septembre 1985, peu après 16h, quatre cercueils étaient alignés devant l’autel de l’église du Marigot. Celle-ci était trop petite pour accueillir une rare foule dont une partie a […]

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