The Dictator Who Made 30,000 People Vanish
In 1976, General Jorge Rafael Videla seized power in Argentina and turned an entire nation into a machine of disappearance. Citizens were dragged from their homes in the night, tortured in secret camps, thrown from planes into the ocean, and erased from existence. Pregnant prisoners had their babies stolen. Neighbors learned to keep silent or risk vanishing themselves.
This is the story of the Dirty War’s most ruthless architect — the man who claimed his victims were “neither dead nor alive” — and the mothers who refused to let them be forgotten.
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