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The Argentine Grandmothers Who Resisted the Junta

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Jacob Sugarman Haley Cohen Gilliland’s A Flower Traveled in My Blood looks at the efforts of a human rights group to find the children and grandchildren who were disappeared by a dictatorship. The post The Argentine Grandmothers Who Resisted the Junta appeared first on The Nation.

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The Argentine Grandmothers Who Resisted the Junta

Jacob Sugarman Haley Cohen Gilliland’s A Flower Traveled in My Blood looks at the efforts of a human rights group to find the children and grandchildren who were disappeared by a dictatorship. The post The Argentine Grandmothers Who Resisted the Junta appeared first on The Nation.

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