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Two rats lie on display being offered for sale as food by a peddler in an Ibo native village market place near Enugu, Biafra, July 18, 1968. The village is under the control of the Nigerian federal government. Millions of people are threatened with starvation because of the Nigerian civil war. Officials fear that conflict among welfare groups will seriously hamper a relief effort to save the people. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

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OWERRI, BIAFRA: Refugees bury 3 year-old boy Leke wrapped in cloth. The boy died from famine in this refugee camp after his mother had carried him more than 100 miles, July 1968. (KEYSTONE/AP-Photo/FY/stf/Kurt Strumpf)

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Biafran refugees flee federal Nigerian troops on a road near Ogbaku, Nigeria in this Aug. 5, 1968 file photo. Between 1 and 3 million people are estimated to have died, mostly through starvation, during the first, failed attempt by the main Igbo ethnic group of the region to create an independent Biafra Republic between 1967-1970. The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, which since 1999 has been trying to revive the campaign for independence, has struck chords among many Igbo _ but most of them are too young to have witnessed the horrors of the war. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf, File)

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An doctor gives out milk to malnurished children in a refugee camp in, Biafra, (a separatist state in southern Nigeria), August 3, 1968. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Starving refugee Ibo children, near to death and unable to stand, lie on the ground amidst vomit and human waste, at the tiny Niger Maternity home in Port Harcourt, in the former Biafran territory of eastern Nigeria, Jan. 22, 1970. An estimated 600 children are at the home. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle)

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Some of the 600 sick and starving children are seen at the crowded Niger Maternity Home in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, Jan. 21, 1970. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle)

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Biafra-Krieg (1967-1979). (KEYSTONE/AP-Photo)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Federal Nigerian troops walk along a road near Ikot Expene, Nigeria, to the frontier with Biafra, a few miles away, Oct. 13, 1968. On the roadside two emaciated Nigerian boys slowly die from starvation and malnutrition. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

An Ibo refugee child, holding an empty bowl, waits patiently for food in Biafra, Jan. 22, 1970. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

This girl was dead a few hours after this picture was taken, Aug. 5, 1968, Biafra, Nigeria. Her hair changed its color a sure sign of deadly lack of protein. Merciful helpers gave her a few vitamin pills. This photograph was made in a refugee camp near the Anwa Northern Country Hospital. Once daily, helpers from the hospital come to this camp and bring some milk powder and a few vitamin pills for the distribution among the refugees. Only 7 million people lived formerly, now there are 12 million, 5 million of them refugees. Food is so scarce that thousands of them die from starvation daily. A small air lift brings some food supply, but this does not cover the minimum. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf)

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Biafra-Krieg (1967-1979). (KEYSTONE/AP-Photo)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Starving refugee Ibo children, near to death and unable to stand, lie on the ground amidst vomit and human waste, at the tiny Niger Maternity Home in Port Harcourt, in the former Biafran territory of eastern Nigeria, Jan. 22, 1970. An estimated 600 children are at the home. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle)

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Biafra-Krieg (1967-1979). (KEYSTONE/AP-Photo)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

1960s photograph shows a seated, listless child, who was among many kwashiorkor cases found in Nigerian relief camps during the Nigerian-Biafran war. Kwashiorkor is a disease brought on due to a severe dietary protein deficiency, and this child, whose diet fit such a deficiency profile, presented with symptoms including edema of legs and feet, light-colored, thinning hair, anemia, a pot-belly, and shiny skin. A large number of relief camps were established for nutrition assessment and feeding operations for the local villagers around the war zone. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE SOURCE/Science Source)

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Biafran refugees carry children and belongings as they flee from advancing Nigerian federal forces at Obaku, Aug. 1968. Nigerian troops have pushed in on the diminishing secessionist state from practically all sides. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Ibo refugees of Biafra walk through deep mud as federal Nigerian troops advance, Sept. 1968. Note ammunition truck bogged down in mud. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Ibo refugees from the breakaway Nigerian state of Biafra carry household goods on their heads as they flee advancing federal Nigerian troops near Owerri, Sept. 1968. Youngster at right carries another child. (AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle) (KEYSTONE/AP/Dennis Lee Royle)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Refugees in the secessionist state of Biafra in Nigeria carry their household goods on their heads as they flee advancing federal Nigerian troops near Owerri, Sept. 1968. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Child suffering from protein starvation sits with her mother at a Red Cross clinic in Enugu, Biafra, waiting for treatment, July 12, 1968. Relief officials fear that confusion and conflict among welfare groups will seriously hamper the multi-million dollar effort to save millions of people facing starvation because of Nigeria's civil war. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

A young mother nurses her five-month-old baby while her four-year-old daughter dies of starvation in her arms in Anwa, Biafra, Aug. 2, 1968. (AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf) (KEYSTONE/AP/Kurt Strumpf)

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Famine au Biafra pendant la guerre du Biafra ou guerre civile du Nigeria, 13 janvier 1970 : enfant squelettique dans les bras de sa mere Neg:A54119PL --- Starvation in Biafra during war of Biafra (Nigeria civil war) on january 13, 1970 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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A small girl named Ula from Biafra's Ibo people, walks with help in the outskirts of Owerri in Nigeria's rebelling province, Dec. 3, 1968. Ula is estimated to be about 6 years old and is one of thousands of Ibo children suffering from advanced malnutrition. Her weakened body rejected nutritious food. (AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle) (KEYSTONE/AP/Dennis Lee Royle)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

A small girl named Ula from Biafra's Ibo people, uses a stick to support herself as she walks in the outskirts of Owerri in Nigeria's rebelling province, Dec. 3, 1968. Ula is estimated to be about 6 years old and is one of thousands of Ibo children suffering from advanced malnutrition. Her weakened body rejected nutritious food. (AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle) (KEYSTONE/AP/Dennis Lee Royle)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Three hungry young Ibo refugees, two carrying pots on their heads, are seen near Owerri, Biafra, Sept. 22, 1968. Owerri, the Ibo heartland town, fell to federal Nigerian forces last week. (AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle) (KEYSTONE/AP/Dennis Lee Royle)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

A group of starving Biafran children wait at Aba for doctors to see them, July 27, 1968. (AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf) (KEYSTONE/AP/Kurt Strumpf)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

A group of starving Biafran men, women and children wait at Aba for doctors to see them, July 27, 1968. (AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf) (KEYSTONE/AP/Kurt Strumpf)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Starvation may claim a million Biafrans this summer, as they are hemmed into an ever-shrinking area in the middle of their country, shown Aug. 1968. Young Biafran children and mothers are shown outside the Enugu civilian hospital, Kwasikor, where 1,130 women and children are suffering from malnutrition. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Starvation may claim a million Biafrans this summer, as they are hemmed into an ever-shrinking area in the middle of their country, shown Aug. 1968. Young Biafran children and mothers are shown outside the Enugu civilian hospital, Kwasikor, where 1,130 women and children are suffering from malnutrition. (AP Photo (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

The Nigeria-Biafra war, now going on two years, has casualties other than soldiers, shown July 27, 1968. One of the worst protein deficiencies is hitting Biafran civilians now. Here, milk and egg powder is distributed to mothers and children starving in Umuahia, where an estimated 6,000 people die daily. (AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf) (KEYSTONE/AP/Kurt Strumpf)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Starvation may claim a million Biafrans this summer, as they are hemmed into an ever-shrinking area in the middle of their country, shown Aug. 1968. Young Biafran children are given liquids outside the Enugu civilian hospital, Kwasikor, where 1,130 women and children are suffering from malnutrition. (AP Photo (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

The Nigeria-Biafra war, now going on two years, has casualties other than soldiers, shown July 27, 1968. One of the worst protein deficiencies is hitting Biafran civilians now. Here, milk and egg powder is distributed to mothers and children starving in Umuahia, where an estimated 6,000 people die daily. (AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf) (KEYSTONE/AP/Kurt Strumpf)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Starvation may claim a million Biafrans this summer, as they are hemmed into an ever-shrinking area in the middle of their country, shown Aug. 1968. Young Biafran children and mothers are shown outside the Enugu civilian hospital, Kwasikor, where 1,130 women and children are suffering from malnutrition. (AP Photo (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Dr. Sherman Nagel, 53, a former Los Angeles, Calif., physician, checks the lungs of a malnourished girl brought by her mother to Dr. Nagel's Northern Anwa County hospital in Biafra, Aug. 2, 1968. The girl died a few hours later from starvation. Dr. Nagel is a member of the Seventh Day Adventist church and has been living in West Africa for 24 years. He gets medicine and food by paying high prices to smugglers who bring it to Biafra through the front lines. (AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf) (KEYSTONE/AP/Kurt Strumpf)

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A Biafran refugee holds out her hands to receive dried milk passed by a kind hand through the fence at the Uboma feeding center in the breakaway African state of Biafra, Nov. 12, 1968. The milk came from Northern Ireland and was purchased by Caritas, the Vatican relief agency in Great Britain. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

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Three hungry young Ibo refugees, two carrying pots on their heads, are seen near Owerri, Biafra, Sept. 22, 1968. Owerri, the Ibo heartland town, fell to federal Nigerian forces last week. (AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle) (KEYSTONE/AP/Dennis Lee Royle)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Edith Nagel, wife of former Los Angeles doctor Sherman Nagel, distributes oatmeal to starving Biafrans in Anwa Northern County Hospital in Biafra, Aug. 2, 1968. She and her husband, who are Seventh Day Adventists, manage the hospital. Dr. Nagel has been living in West Africa for 24 years. (AP Photo/Kurt Strumpf) (KEYSTONE/AP/Kurt Strumpf)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Starvation may claim a million Biafrans this summer, as they are hemmed into an ever-shrinking area in the middle of their country, shown Aug. 1968. Young Biafran children and mothers are shown outside the Enugu civilian hospital, Kwasikor, where 1,130 women and children are suffering from malnutrition. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/?/)

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Captain Behari of the Federal Nigerian Army, left, talks with Ibo Biafran refugees in Owerri, the Ibo heartland town, Sept. 22, 1968. Owerri fell to federal troops early last week. (AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle) (KEYSTONE/AP/Dennis Lee Royle)

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Enfant souffrant de malnutrition, ici a l'hopital QueenElisabeth de Umuahia pendant la guerre entre le Biafra et le Nigeria le 12 juillet 1968 Neg:A40630PL --- child suffering from malnutrition, here at QueenElisabeth hospital in Umuahia during the war between Biafra and Nigeria july 12, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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Enfants souffrant de malnutrition a l'hopital QueenElisabeth de Umuahia pendant la guerre du Biafra contre le Nigeria le 12 juillet 1968 Neg:A40631PL --- children at QueenElisabeth hospital in Umuahia during the war of this province against Nigeria july 12, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Enfants souffrant de malnutrition, ici a l'hopital QueenElisabeth de Umuahia pendant la guerre entre le Biafra et le Nigeria le 12 juillet 1968 Neg:A404281PL --- children suffering from malnutrition, here at QueenElisabeth hospital in Umuahia during the war between Biafra and Nigeria july 12, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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Enfants souffrant de malnutrition, ici a l'hopital QueenElisabeth de Umuahia pendant la guerre entre le Biafra et le Nigeria le 12 juillet 1968 Neg:A40633PL --- children suffering from malnutrition, here at QueenElisabeth hospital in Umuahia during the war between Biafra and Nigeria july 12, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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Le docteur Christian Barnard qui realisa la premiere greffe de coeur chez l'homme en 1967, ici examinant deux enfants biafrais malades, pendant la guerre du Biafra contre le Nigeria 12 juillet 1968 --- Doctor Barnard who made the first heart transplant on human in 1967, here examining two biafran children, victims of Biafra's war in Nigeria, july 12, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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Femme souffrant de la famine dans un camp de refugies au Nigeria durant la guerre civile opposant le Biafra au Nigeria, 3 juillet 1968 --- Woman suffering from malnutrition in a refugees camp in Nigeria during civil war between Biafra and Nigeria july 3, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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Homme souffrant de la famine dans un camp de refugies au Nigeria durant la guerre civile opposant le Biafra au Nigeria, 3 juillet 1968 --- Man suffering from malnutrition in a refugees camp in Nigeria during civil war between Biafra and Nigeria july 3, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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Ime Urdo enfant biafrais de la tribu Efic que les soldats biafrais avaient trouve aupres du cadavre de sa mere le 13 janvier 1970 --- Ime Urdo Biafran child from Efic trib,e found by Biafran soldiers near his mother's corpse on january 13, 1970 during Biafra war (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/AGIP)

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General Arthur Raab of Sweden tries to talk to a small starving Ibo refugee child during his during his visit to Ikot Ekpene, Nigeria's southeastern front, Oct. 1968. The child and her mother walked for days from Biafra to federally held Ikot Ekpene. (AP Photo/Dennis Lee Royle) (KEYSTONE/AP/Dennis Lee Royle)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Biafran refugees carry children and belongings as they flee from advancing Nigerian troops into Ibo land, Aug. 2, 1968. Some 5 million refugees live in non-occupied Biafra with food being scarce, and many are starving. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Biafran refugees carry children and belongings as they flee from advancing Nigerian troops into Ibo land, Aug. 2, 1968. Some 5 million refugees live in non-occupied Biafra with food being scarce, and many are starving. (AP Photo) (KEYSTONE/AP/)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Menschen draengen sich im Juli 1968 an einem Camp, das vom schwedischen Roten Kreuz betrieben wird. Der selbsternannte Staat Biafra versucht sich in einem Sezessionskrieg von Nigeria zu loesen. (KEYSTONE/Max Vaterlaus)

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Starving children in Biafra, Nigeria. 1968. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE SOURCE/Omikron)

NIGERIA BIAFRAKRIEG

Famine au Biafra pendant la guerre du Biafra ou guerre civile du Nigeria, 13 janvier 1970 : enfant squelettique dans les bras de sa mere Neg:A54119PL -- Starvation in Biafra during war of Biafra (Nigeria civil war) on january 13, 1970 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/Str)

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Famine au Biafra pendant la guerre du Biafra ou guerre civile du Nigeria : ici 2 orphelins affames s'accrochant l'un a l'autre et attendant dans une longue file qui se forme 2 fois par semaine pour recevoir a manger au camp de refugies de Nwanze, 3 juillet 1968 Neg:A40428PL -- Starvation in Biafra during war of Biafra (Nigeria civil war)july 3, 1968 : 2 orphans waiting for food in refugees camp of Nwanze, july 3, 1968 (KEYSTONE/RUE DES ARCHIVES/Str)

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Biafran children have bloated bellies in this August 1968 file photo showing the effects of starvation during a catastrophic three-year civil war in Western Africa, in which more than a million people died. It has been 30 years since the Republic of Biafra surrendered after just 31 months of independence from Nigeria. But to the southeastern Ibo people, the discrimination and neglect are as real today as when they seceded. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Church World Service/STRINGER)