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Hello and welcome to the Witness Podcast from the BBC World Service with me Alex Last.

And today we go back to 1977 when Ethiopia's military regime was carrying out a brutal campaign of murder and repression.

It called the Red Terror.

I've been speaking to a woman who was imprisoned and tortured by the regime,

listeners may find parts of this program distressing. They killed so many young people. It could be anybody. Our friends were being taken. You were saying when would my turn be?

And it was escalating, it was devastating, it was mind-blowing,

it was unbelievable unless you're there to see it.

You were there to see it.

One night in 1997

in adi's adi's ababa came to arrest a young woman with an unusual first name.

She's called Original Worldergis and she was 24 years old.

And she would be one more victim of Ethiopia's military regime, the Derg, and its campaign of violence it called the Red Terror.

I was at home with very wicked headache.

When plain-clothes people, they came out to me and I just went out with a very, very tiny night

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