Argentina's Missing Bones: Revisiting the History of the Dirty War (Violence in Latin American History) (Volume 6)
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Argentina's Missing Bones: Revisiting the History of the Dirty War (Violence in Latin American History) (Volume 6)

by James P. Brennan

History Latin American Studies political history human rights
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Argentina’s Missing Bones revisits the history of Argentina’s Dirty War and its continuing significance. James P. Brennan explores how violence, disappearance, memory, and the search for the past shape historical understanding in Argentina and Latin America. This volume offers a focused contribution to the study of political violence and human rights.

ISBN-13 9780520297937 ASIN 0520297938 Views 30 Publisher University of California Press Year 2018 Edition First Edition Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 208 Adult No Created September 09, 2026 Updated November 10, 2026
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Argentina’s Missing Bones revisits the history of Argentina’s Dirty War, a defining period of political violence in Latin American history.

James P. Brennan examines the enduring significance of disappearance, memory, and the effort to recover the past.

Part of the Violence in Latin American History series, this volume offers a focused historical perspective on violence and its consequences.

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