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Ulrick
Jolly.
Syndicalist
and militant:
Ulrick was arrested in the late sixties and spent about
four to five years in Fort Dimanche mainly in cell #5.
Upon his release by the commando that had kidnapped US
Ambassador Clinton Knox on January 25, 1973, he was first
flown to Mexico City for a short period of time and then
to Santiago de Chile where he was hoping to start a new
life.
But with the bloody coup d'etat and assassination on September
11, 1973 of President Salvador Gossens Allende, Ulrick
found himself again in prison. The new military government
of General Augusto Pinochet went after all supporters
or allies of President Allande. As a result of that more
than 3,000 were assassinated
and over ten thousand were arrested and locked in the
National Stadium and Chile Stadium |
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Emmanorld
Napoleon who was among the detainees describes the condition
of incarceration worse than those in Fort-Dimanche. But
because the length of time was relatively short (2 months),
they were able to get out alive.
Finally with the help of several organizations, such as
the Red Cross and Amnesty International, Ulrick was shortly
thereafter on his way to Paris, France where he settled
down. He married Anna Napoleon who also was also among
the prisoners rescued by the Commando. Three children
resulted from that union. Ulrick remained a strong opponent
of the Duvaliers, hoping to return back home one day.
But he could not materialize his dream because he died
on September 14, 1984, 2 years before the overthrow of
Jean Claude Duvalier. |
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April
26, 1963.
Juanita Clermont Marrat, daughter
of Colonel Clermont, was kidnapped from her house by a
death squad comprised of Macoute and military personnel.
She was dragged in the middle of the night to her father
residence and was forced, under the gun to scream for
help. Colonel Clermont ran out of the house to her rescue,
only to find himself trapped by those merciless thugs.
The colonel's house was invaded and searched. Mrs Juanita
Clermont, was dragged out the house and apprehended by
the squad along with her grandson, Jean Marc Lilavois,
who was spending the night with his grand-parents. Colonel
Clermont, his wife Juanita Jimenez, his daughter Juanita
Clermont Marrat, and his grand son Jean Marc Lilavois
were never to be seen again. |
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