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BRUSSELS, April 9 (Reuter) - Rampaging soldiers have massacred Rwandans
       in a Franciscan mission in the north of the country but spared
      Westerners they found there, the charity Oxfam said on Saturday.
    Oxfam's spokesman in Belgium, Eric Todts, told the Belga news agency
    workers for the charity had taken refuge in the mission close to the
                         town of Gisenyi on Friday.
      He said soldiers had then arrived and killed an unknown number of
       Rwandans. Three women, from the United States, Britain and the
   Netherlands, witnessed the massacre but were spared. They subsequently
                              escaped to Zaire.
   Todts did not know whether the soldiers belonged to government or rebel
     forces. Nuns, priests and aid workers have been among thousands of
       victims of the fighting this week, which flared after Rwanda's
                         president was assassinated.
                          (c) Reuters Limited 1994