Naim Farat, an American citizen who grew up in Kuwait, discusses the tragic circumstances of four family members living in that country during and after the Gulf War, 1990-1991. Shortly following the U.S. liberation of Kuwait, a Kuwait army officer entered the Farhat home in Kuwait City. He raped and shot Naim's sister Niamat, and killed his father and brother. Although Niamat survived, whe is 70% paralyzed and severly traumatized. Niamat discusses how her brother has helped her gain a humanitarian visa to the United States, and describes her experience.|THE TRAGEDY OF KUWAIT / Naim and Niamat Farhat| interviewed by Bob Debolt. - Naim Farat, an American citizen who grew up in Kuwait, discusses the tragic circumstances of four family members living in that country during and after the Gulf War, 1990-1991. Shortly following the U.S. liberation of Kuwait, a Kuwait army officer entered the Farhat home in Kuwait City. He raped and shot Naim's sister Niamat, and killed his father and brother. Although Niamat survived, whe is 70% paralyzed and severly traumatized. Niamat discusses how her brother has helped her gain a humanitarian visa to the United States, and describes her experience. - RECORDED: 24 Aug. 1991.
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