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'Malmö': the Life of an Argentine Girl Marked by Repression and Abuse in a Banfield Home

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Monica Szurmuk’s book reconstructs the life of Maria Esther Ramírez and her brothers, marked by the repression of the last dictatorship. History begins with the murder of her mother in 1977 and continues at the Home House of Bethlehem. Sweden then appears as the scene of a life traversed by trauma, memory and reconstruction.

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'Malmö': the Life of an Argentine Girl Marked by Repression and Abuse in a Banfield Home

Monica Szurmuk’s book reconstructs the life of Maria Esther Ramírez and her brothers, marked by the repression of the last dictatorship. History begins with the murder of her mother in 1977 and continues at the Home House of Bethlehem. Sweden then appears as the scene of a life traversed by trauma, memory and reconstruction.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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