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Massacres In The Jungle Ixcan Guatemala 19751982 Ricardo Falla

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Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 6.55 MB

Pages: 215

Author: Ricardo Falla

ISBN: 9780429723124, 9780429040993, 9780367011130, 9780813386683, 9780813386690, 0813386683, 0813386691, 0429723121, 0429040997

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Massacres In The Jungle Ixcan Guatemala 19751982 Ricardo Falla by Ricardo Falla 9780429723124, 9780429040993, 9780367011130, 9780813386683, 9780813386690, 0813386683, 0813386691, 0429723121, 0429040997 instant download after payment.

Between 1975 and 1982 the Guatemalan military systematically and sadistically punished the "campesino" population for the activities of guerrilleros in their region. This account by Ricardo Falla, an anthropologist and Jesuit priest who is himself a Guatemalan exile, shows how the victims and their communities were destroyed and provides a detailed record of assassinations and disappearances. The book also bears witness to the work of Catholic priests who are dedicating themselves to improving the lives of the peoples of Central America.