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Circle of Love Over Death: The Story of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, by Matilde Mellibovsky
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"Heart-wrenching and deeply analytical, "Circle of Love Over Death" is mandatory reading for those who seek to understand the dynamics of state terrorism and people's resistance in the Americas." Alicia Partnoy"
Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende
Matilde Mellibovsky is one of the founding Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo and currently lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Produktinformation
Taschenbuch: 256 Seiten
Verlag: CURBSTONE PR (1. Juli 1997)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 1880684381
ISBN-13: 978-1880684382
Größe und/oder Gewicht:
14 x 2,5 x 21,3 cm
Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung:
4.0 von 5 Sternen
13 Kundenrezensionen
Amazon Bestseller-Rang:
Nr. 1.891.789 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)
"They took the best of a generation...They didn't even let us know why they took them away either." This is just one example of the testimonies of the mothers who children "disappeared" In a time of dictatorship, children were disappearing left and right with no explanation. All of the mothers banned together and marched in a circle on Thursdays in the Plaza, hence the name Cirlce of Love. The main focus of the mothers was trying to get information. Any information at all would be taken with great depth and give them hope to carry on.This book really speaks about the love that these women had for their children and the love they still carry on. Even when they only got silence when questioning authorities they still marched on. They even marched on after they knew that all the disappeared were dead.These women and mothers not only had to struggle dealing with their childen's disappearance, but they were also forced to live in fear. Parent's had to fear their children's activities, whether they be students going to a school meetings, teachers, or working towards a career, everything was a motive for repression. Because of the disappearances so many loved ones were forced to change their way of life. They changed their habits and social and family customs. Everyone was forced into live in fear.This is a very emotional book. But I think that it is something that everyone should read and be aware of. The testimonies of these women are the truth, and there is no hiding the truth.
This book takes you through the lives of the mothers of the diappeared in Argentina. You hear the mothers speak of the heartbreak that they face everyday. The book shares the testimonies of many of the Mothers of the Plazo de Mayo. You have no choice but to become deeply involved in the lives of the people in this book. You are told about how mothers have been forced to watch as their children as pulled out of their home, and then the mothers never see them again. You have to put yourself in this position. Could you, would you allow someone to do this to you and get away with it? These mothers won't and they are not afraid to show it. They make their presence very much known, and they are not going to give up until they get the answers that they deserve. This book tells you of the everyday lives of these women. They are willing to give everything they have to find out what has become of their lost family members.
"I look at you who look at me, who perhaps would like to know, and I, from my tremendous clarity I, from my insomnia, am going to ask you, if you have any children..."I had heard of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo before reading this book, but having read it I now feel as if if I know the Mothers. Their testimonies were beautiful dedications to thier children who dissappeared, and thier voices important to understanding the horrendous experiance they have had, and continue to endure. Perhaps the boggest problem I had with this book was the feeling of redundancy of the testimonies. As I was reading I desperatly hoped that the testimonies would explore different instances, and feelings. I think it was important for these mothers to have the opportunity to voice their feelings and their heartache, however.If you have never heard about "disappearances" in Argentina, or you simply want to find out more, this is a very useful text.
In Circle of love over death, mothers whos children were taken away during the turbulent 70s in Argentina, gave their testomonies of the abduction and what came after. Before I read this book I had no knowledge of this sort of thing ever happening in Argentina. The haunting tales of the mothers showed the pain of losing a child, or children for as little reason as they were helping the poor. This book also showed how these women were able to bond together after the loss of their children to fight for the knowledge of what happened to the children. This book covers the events in Argentina since the 1970s, and describes the pain and horror of the mothers as the search for information about the whereabouts of their children, even twenty years after their abduction. I think this book was very informative and made us aware of situation that was not well publicized in the united states at all.
I felt that Circle of Love was a really great way to learn about the emotional aspect behind the horrible kidnapping that took place in Argentina during the "dirty war". It did not cover much of the politics of the situation because the book encompassed the testimonies of mothers and grandmothers of the missing. Although the stories were at times redundant and very heart-wrenching, I was able to read the book feeling as though I had learned a great deal. I think anyone can benefit from reading the unbounded love that these women felt for their children and the pain and ridicule that they endured in order to find answers as to where their loved ones had been taken. These stories are REAL women who are still fighting this in hopes that justice might be found.
Circle of Love Over Death is an outstanding and emotional book. It engulfs the reader through the real-life stories of the Mother's of Plaza de Mayo. Matilde Mellibovsky's choice to structure this book as a testimonial, allowed the readers to feel the pain of the mothers of the "disappeared." Circle of Love Over Death explained the process of the disappearances and the pain of not knowing whether their realtives were alive or dead. It explained the formation of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, the obstacles they had to face, and the political advances that came from the group's activities. This is an excellent book that explains a tragedy in history through personal experiences.
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