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Duplessis Orphans find connections overseas

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4 years ago

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Duplessis Orphans find connections overseas

4 years ago
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1:52

Duplessis Orphans, who were born in the '40s and '50s to unwed mothers, say they were held in psychiatric hospitals, forced into hard labour, and abused, but now they're finding a common connection overseas.

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