There's something scarier here than there was with the good Germans
under Nazism, since there were few external pressures on Argentina and no
racism imposed from above. The 1976 coup had massive civilian support, and
for once the CIA was not involved. The middle class in Argentina watched
neighbors getting dragged off into the night, and then they'd line up at
disco clubs as if everything was normal. (The generals lost power only
after they declared war on Britain.) The author is troubled too; she refers
now and again to the vocabulary of this new fascism, as a "hook" into
Argentina's psyche. This aspect of her book doesn't provide answers.
The only answers anywhere are found in the courage of those who resisted,
or simply persevered. Above all, this book is a tribute to their spirit.
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