Which Italian Catholic missionary and humanitarian in Khulna, who sheltered wounded freedom fighters during the 1971 Liberation War, was conferred the Friends of Liberation War Honour?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Father Marino Rigon
- Step 1: Father Marino Rigon (1925–2017), an Italian missionary priest based at Shelabunia in Mongla, provided shelter and medical treatment to wounded freedom fighters during 1971. Answer: Father Marino Rigon. Why not the others: Father R. W. Timm, Allen Ginsberg and Sydney Schanberg don't fit.
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