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She is quoted as saying at the time: 'He was just a normal person, not a monster. In an interview after his death, his widow, who worked as a lingerie model in Germany before moving to Britain with the third of her four children, said the dictator was a 'true African hero', the Independent reports.

Human rights groups say hundreds of thousands of people were killed during Amin's 1971-1979 rule over Uganda. The 59-year-old arrived in Britain more than three decades ago - having followed her husband into exile in Saudi Arabia - and later worked at a salon in TottenhamДЄ one-time heavyweight boxing champion and soldier in the British colonial army, Amin seized power on January 25, 1971, overthrowing President Milton Obote while Obote was abroad.

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