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Bonamín the Cross and the Sword
Researchers Ariel Lede (UNLP) and Lucas Bilbao (UNICEN) gained access to the personal diaries of the Military Vicar Victorio Bonamín. These diaries form the basis of the book Prophet of Genocide, which reveals the active involvement of the Catholic Church in state terrorism during the last dictatorship
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Researchers Ariel Lede (UNLP) and Lucas Bilbao (UNICEN) gained access to the personal diaries of the Military Vicar Victorio Bonamín. These diaries form the basis of the book Prophet of Genocide, which reveals the active involvement of the Catholic Church in state terrorism during the last dictatorship
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