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- Ken Saro-Wiwa
- A. Letters to Sister Majella McCarron (PP7/1 - PP7/28)
- Letter re: Sister Majella's assistance with the...
Letter re: Sister Majella's assistance with the campaign
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- DOI
- 10.7486/DRI.wp98dx69w
- Title
- Letter re: Sister Majella's assistance with the campaign
- Description
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Handwritten letter to Sister Majella from Ken Saro-Wiwa referring to a number of subjects, including: her assistance with the campaign, noting 'You can see how much needed you were in Nigeria! You are truly a God-send'; military tribunal, stating 'You must have heard of the setting up of a military tribunal to try us - under a brand new Decree which we have not yet been able to see. The 3-man Tribunal has been named were to have been sworn in yesterday (Monday 21/11). It's really a hangman's work. Our only hope is that the international community may be able, diplomatically, to frighten Abacha out of any mischief', noting also 'This is terribly sickening. Shell are finally succeeding, it would appear, in shutting me up'; the RLA ceremony, stating 'One of the activists (probably Godwin Poi from London) should read the Acceptance Speech - and not my son as I had earlier indicated'; and Christmas greetings.
- Creators
- KSW (creator)
- Publishers
- Special Collections, JP II
- Creation Date
- 22 November 1994
- Published by Digital Repository of Ireland
- 24/06/2015
- Subjects (Temporal)
- 22 November 1994
- Formats
- 2pp
- Types
- Item
- Rights
- No rights statement
- Reuse Licence
- Not licensed for re-use. See Additional Licence and Rights Information.
- Depositing Organisation
- Maynooth University
- Metadata Statement
- All metadata in the Repository is licensed CC0 unless otherwise indicated. For the reuse of digital assets please see Reuse Licence of individual objects.
