Author reconstructs the unwritten, taboo history of the Guatemalan civil war, focusing on the peasants who picked coffee, supported guerrilla movements of the 1970s and 1980s, and suffered the most when the military government retaliated with violence.
Author reconstructs the unwritten, taboo history of the Guatemalan civil war, focusing on the peasants who picked coffee, supported guerrilla movements of the 1970s and 1980s, and suffered the most when the military government retaliated with violence.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Daniel Wilkinson is Managing Director, Americas Division at Human Rights Watch.
Inhaltsangabe
I. A House Burned The Owner 3 The Student 7 The Battlefield 11 Exhumation 19 II. Ashes Fell Rumor 29 Travelogue 32 Natural History 42 Bildungsroman 48 Revelation 56 Decree 65 III. A Future Was Buried A Dangerous Question 83 The Law That Would Change the World 157 Betrayal 168 Burials 180 IV. And They Were the Eruption The Savages 193 Sacuhum 199 The Guerrillas 217 The Politicians 252 The Terrorist 307 The Defeated 337 The Storytellers 350 List of Names 361 Notes on Sources 362 Selected Bibliography 367 Acknowledgments 372 Index 374
I. A House Burned The Owner 3 The Student 7 The Battlefield 11 Exhumation 19 II. Ashes Fell Rumor 29 Travelogue 32 Natural History 42 Bildungsroman 48 Revelation 56 Decree 65 III. A Future Was Buried A Dangerous Question 83 The Law That Would Change the World 157 Betrayal 168 Burials 180 IV. And They Were the Eruption The Savages 193 Sacuhum 199 The Guerrillas 217 The Politicians 252 The Terrorist 307 The Defeated 337 The Storytellers 350 List of Names 361 Notes on Sources 362 Selected Bibliography 367 Acknowledgments 372 Index 374
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