To Bury Our Fathers
Former Vice-president of Nicaragua Sergio Ramirez is one of the best Latin American writers in these current times. Here he writes about a variety of Los Nicaraguenses whose lives, or that of their relatives, have crossed paths over the years from 1930 to the early 1960's and their heart-wrenching experiences as the Somoza dynasty ruled Nicaragua with an iron fist (or two). It is humorous, sad, touching, disturbing and full of insight for anyone wishing a clearer picture and fuller understanding of the social, economic and political circumstances that led to the country's revolution in 1979. --VM Fahey at Amazon.com.
253 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 1984 by Readers International · ISBN 9780930523022
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- To bury our fathers · Readers International · 1984 · ISBN 9780930523039
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