File:A woman extracts documents from her husband killed by death squads, amid a spiral of violence that caused more than 75,000 civilian victims.jpg

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A woman extracts documents from her husband killed by death squads, amid a spiral of violence that caused more than 75,000 civilian victims.

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English: A woman extracts documents from her husband killed by death squads, amid a spiral of violence that caused more than 75,000 civilian victims.
Date 1980s
Source Template:Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen
Author Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen

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