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100 1  Shannon, Lisa,|d1975-|eauthor. 
245 10 Mama Koko and the hundred gunmen :|ban ordinary family's 
       extraordinary tale of love, loss and survival in Congo
       |h[Hoopla electronic resource]. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bBlackstone Publishing,|c2015. 
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511 1  Read by Carrington MacDuffie. 
520    International human rights activist Lisa Shannon spent 
       many afternoons at the kitchen table having tea with her 
       friend Francisca Thelin, who often spoke of her childhood 
       in Congo. Thelin would conjure vivid images of lush flower
       gardens, huge fish, and of children running barefoot 
       through her family's coffee plantation. She urged Shannon 
       to visit her family in Dungu to get a taste of real Congo,
       peaceful Congo, a place so different than the conflict-
       ravaged lands Shannon knew from her work as an activist. 
       But then the nightly phone calls from Congo began: reports
       from Francisca's mother of gunmen from Joseph Kony's 
       Lord's Resistance Army, which had infested Dungu and began
       launching attacks. Night after night, "Mama Koko" 
       delivered the devastating news of Francisca's cousins, 
       nieces, nephews, friends, and neighbors, who had been 
       killed, abducted, and burned alive on Christmas Day. In an
       unlikely journey, Shannon and Thelin decided to travel 
       from Portland, Oregon, to Dungu to witness firsthand the 
       devastation unfolding at Kony's hands. Masquerading as 
       Francisca's American sister-in-law, Shannon tucked herself
       into Mama Koko's raw cement living room and listened to 
       the stories of Mama Koko and her husband, Papa Alexander, 
       as well as those from dozens of friends and neighbors who 
       lined up outside the house and waited for hours, eager to 
       offer their testimony. These lively stories transport 
       Shannon from the chaos of the violence around her and 
       bring to life Francisca's stories of the peaceful Congo. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
600 10 Thelin, Francisca. 
600 10 Thelin, Francisca|xFamily. 
600 10 Shannon, Lisa,|d1975-|xTravel|zCongo (Democratic Republic)
600 10 Kony, Joseph. 
610 20 Lord's Resistance Army. 
650  0 Women and war|zCongo (Democratic Republic) 
650  0 War victims|zCongo (Democratic Republic) 
650  0 Atrocities|zCongo (Democratic Republic) 
650  0 Congolese (Democratic Republic)|vBiography. 
651  0 Congo (Democratic Republic)|xSocial conditions|y21st 
       century. 
700 1  MacDuffie, Carrington,|d1958-|enarrator. 
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