Memory, violence, and history
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This cluster of papers focuses on memory studies, social trauma analysis, and the impact of political violence on collective memory. It covers topics such as the transmission of trauma across generations, the role of testimony in preserving historical memory, and the cultural and societal implications of human rights violations during dictatorships.
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Argentine military dictatorship; enforced disappearance; state terrorism; disappeared persons; post-dictatorship; Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo; Dirty War; clandestine detention centers; Argentine military dictatorship 1976-1983; Peruvian armed conflict; 1976 coup; memory of dictatorship; children of the disappeared; families of the disappeared; Argentina 1976-1983; Uruguayan military dictatorship; memory of violence; Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo; military dictatorship 1976-1983; recent past; memory museums; Latin American dictatorships; Montoneros; Tlatelolco massacre; Operation Condor
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