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#1 I was born in Rwanda, a small country in central Africa. I grew up in a loving family, unaware of the world outside my village. I was a happy little girl, unaware of the atrocities happening around me.

#2 My parents were teachers, and they believed that the only way to escape poverty was through a good education. They saved money by teaching and farming, and built a house that was modest by Western standards but very luxurious in our village.

#3 I had two vehicles in my family, a yellow cross-country motorcycle that my father used to visit schools in the remote mountain villages, and a little car that we used on weekends to go to church and visit relatives. I was devout Roman Catholic, and passed on my beliefs to my children.

#4 My parents were very devoted to their village, and they were also devoted to their kids. They spent as much time with us as possible, even when they were tired.

Summary of Immaculee Ilibagiza, Steve Erwin & Dr. Wayne W. Dyer's Left to Tell

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