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Paper Cadavers: The Archives Of Dictatorship In Guatemala (American Encounters/Global Interactions),Used Nic Leodhas Asserted That It Was African

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Paper Cadavers: The Archives Of Dictatorship In Guatemala (American Encounters/Global Interactions),Used Nic Leodhas Asserted That It Was AfricanIn Paper Cadavers, An Inside Account Of The Astonishing Discovery And Rescue Of Guatemala'S Secret Police Archives, Kirsten Weld Probes The Politics Of Memory, The Wages Of The Cold War, And The Stakes Of Historical Knowledge Production. After Guatemala'S Bloody Thirtysix Years Of Civil War (19601996), Silence And Impunity Reigned. That Is, Until 2005, When Human Rights Investigators Stumbled On The Archives Of The Country'S National Police, Which, At

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