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Friendly moments: A U.S. troop cuddles a Grenadian baby after the invasion of the Island by a U.S.-led task force. But American civil liberties expert(...)
Friendly moments: A U.S. troop cuddles a Grenadian baby after the invasion of the Island by a U.S.-led task force. But American civil liberties expert(...)

Friendly moments: A U.S. troop cuddles a Grenadian baby after the invasion of the Island by a U.S.-led task force. But American civil liberties expert(...)

Date10/31/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Friendly moments: A U.S. troop cuddles a Grenadian baby after the invasion of the Island by a U.S.-led task force. But American civil liberties experts in the country now say the troops' role in rounding up some Grenadians may not have been so humane.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117343F
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