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many of the Abuelas were members of relatively well-off families in Buenos Aires. Jewish families were over-represented among victims of the repression. (Survivors of clandestine detention centres recall seeing swastikas on the walls and being forced to listen to tapes of Hitler’s speeches, and the journalist and torture victim Jacobo Timerman documented the regime’s antisemitism in his 1981 memoir, Prisoner without a Name, Cell without a Number.)
many of the Abuelas were members of relatively well-off families in Buenos Aires. Jewish families were over-represented among victims of the repression. (Survivors of clandestine detention centres recall seeing swastikas on the walls and being forced to listen to tapes of Hitler’s speeches, and the journalist and torture victim Jacobo Timerman documented the regime’s antisemitism in his 1981 memoir, Prisoner without a Name, Cell without a Number.)
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What was distinctive about child theft in Argentina, as opposed to other countries in Latin America or the Nazi adoption programme or even the illegal adoptions facilitated by the Catholic Church in Franco’s Spain (I could go on – the practice was also common in Assad’s Syria), was that pregnant women were often kept alive until they’d given birth and the captors themselves sometimes kept the children. Margaret Atwood has said that her inspiration for The Handmaid’s Tale was reading the news from Argentina.
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in qualche maniera, eggere di persone che vanno a scavare fosse comuni di eccidi passati al fine di ricucire i file della sotria e delle stori personali, di questi tempi è unalettura quasi confortante, se nasce una cosa come l'antrolpologia forense c'è un mondo che sopravvive e reagisce al fascismo e alle stragi
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