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Los Presos de Bragado
Documentary based on the tragedy of Bragado (Argentina) in the 1930s, featuring newspaper images from the period, about the repercussions and the political prisoners there. Testimony from a group of anarchists about the movement and the danger it represented to society due to the repression and imprisonment.
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Documentary based on the tragedy of Bragado (Argentina) in the 1930s, featuring newspaper images from the period, about the repercussions and the political prisoners there. Testimony from a group of anarchists about the movement and the danger it represented to society due to the repression and imprisonment.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mariana Arruti
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