Sometimes called "dew breakers," because they often worked in the early mornings, they were purged after the great "uprooting.
Sometimes called "dew breakers," because they often worked in the early mornings, they were purged after the great "uprooting." One of their strongholds was at Castle Dimanche and for many years they were supervised by "Madame Max," also known as Rosalie Adolphe, but they became disillusioned with their creator's decision to marry the mulatto [*] Michele Bennet, which they saw as a betrayal of the doctrine of noirisme. Under the patronage of interior minister Roger Lafontant, they were officially known as the VSN or National Security Volunteers, wore dark glasses, blue uniforms, and took their name from a slang word for bogeymen. FTP identify these paramilitary death squads that held power alongside "Papa Doc" Duvalier.
Sometimes called "dew breakers," because they often worked in the early mornings, they were purged after the great "uprooting.
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