Falklands: Exhibition of Acts of Vandalism Against Argentine Plaques and Offerings in Darwin Cemetery
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Plates, rosaries and religious figures dedicated to the fighters of 1982 appear shattered and thrown outside Darwin's grounds
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lagaceta.com.arThe images display commemorative objects that were left by Argentine relatives and visitors as a tribute to the fallen of the 1982 war. According to the chronicler, some of those memories ended outside the grounds after being considered a provocation by the residents of the archipelago.
A television report showed how plates and personal belongings left by family members of the fighters were thrown into an improvised garbage dump.
Commemorative plaques placed by relatives of Argentine soldiers fallen during the Malvinas War have been removed from Darwin Cemetery. A report from Chilean television revealed that several commemorative plaques have been removed from the ground. Of the 649 Argentines who died in the conflict, 237 have been buried in [...] Read More... from Commemorative plaques of Argentine soldiers have been removed from the ground The entrance Commemorative p…
A programme in the neighboring country showed how the reminders left by the relatives of those killed in the 1982 war were removed from the premises.
A television report recorded plaques, commemorative objects and religious figures thrown outside the premises where 249 ex-combatants of the country rest. According to the Chilean chronicler, the elements are removed from the place after being considered a "offensive" and a "provocation" by the British occupying the archipelago The Falklands entrance: the Chilean TV showed how they vandalize the homages to the Argentine fallen in Darwin was firs…
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