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For today's episode, we're going back to October 1992.

On October 4, 1992, the Mozambiquean civil war ended after 15 years and 4 months.

Mozambique is in Southeast Africa.

It's on the coast of the Indian Ocean.

It's believed that people first came to the area in the 4th century BC.

In 1505, it was colonized by the Portuguese who ruled for the next 4 centuries.

In 1975, the country gained its independence. Just two years later, the country descended into civil war.

The two major factions at war were the Mozambique Liberation Front,

which was the Marxist ruling party, and the Mozambican National Resistance,

an anti-communist faction.

Over a million people were killed in the fighting and the famines.

On October 4, 1992, leaders of the two factions signed a peace treaty in Rome, Italy.

Two years later, they had general elections, which the Mozambique Liberation Front won.

Sao Polo, House of Detention, which is informally known as Casuala Penitentiary, was a notorious

prison in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

It was constructed in 1920.

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