With emotion in her voice, Marie-Germaine Périgogne speaks of her “pride” as a “historic moment” approaches. “We reached this last stage thanks to our courage and our will,” slips the sixty-year-old, president of the Federation of Uprooted Children of Overseas Departments and Regions (Fedd).
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