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John Biermans, sipping a drink in the Colonnade in Toronto, says Norman Cafik, federal multiculturalism minister, kept him prisoner by force in trying to deprogram him from a new religious faith. Cafik denies the charge.
John Biermans, sipping a drink in the Colonnade in Toronto, says Norman Cafik, federal multiculturalism minister, kept him prisoner by force in trying to deprogram him from a new religious faith. Cafik denies the charge.

John Biermans, sipping a drink in the Colonnade in Toronto, says Norman Cafik, federal multiculturalism minister, kept him prisoner by force in trying to deprogram him from a new religious faith. Cafik denies the charge.

Date1/16/1978
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  • John Biermans, sipping a drink in the Colonnade in Toronto, says Norman Cafik, federal multiculturalism minister, kept him prisoner by force in trying to deprogram him from a new religious faith. Cafik denies the charge.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0125430F
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