US EditionGraphic Novel "Silence: Disappeared but Visible
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In the Graphic Novel "silence" of Birgit Weyhe two disappeared, victims of the last Argentine military junta, become visible again. In her Sachcomic Birgit Weyhe sheds light on the fate of victims of the military dictatorship in Argentina. (© Avant Verlag) Silence stands for the vision of not protesting. In 1977, the then German federal government remained silent on the arrests, on the torture prisons in Argentina – unlike the French government.…
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