Daniel Wolgabearl
The Sierra Leone Civil War, which ravaged the West African nation from 1991 to 2002, stands as a stark testament to the depths of human brutality and the transformative power of resilience and international intervention. This perspective article delves into the harrowing events of the Sierra Leone Civil War, explores its root causes, examines the international response, and reflects on the nation's remarkable journey from horror to hope.
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