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Compensations for families of Kindu's slaughter

Rome, Italy - After 45 years, a law of the Italian Republic President allocates EUR 4.5m

On the 11th of November in 1961, two Italian Air Force C-119s left from Pisa headed to Kindu, former Belgian Congo (currently Democratic Republic of Congo), where a civil war was in course, for a UN humanitarian mission supporting population. The 13 aviators of the crew were slaughtered by rebels of Congo National Army. 45 years after the massacre, survivor families of the killed military men will...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 137785
Rome, Italy, 03/17/2006 18:03
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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