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Author	Ulloa Bornemann, Alberto, 1941-
Title	Surviving Mexico's dirty war [e-book] a political prisoner's memoir / Alberto Ulloa Bornemann ; edited and translated by Arthur Schmidt and Aurora Camacho de Schmidt.
Publication Info.	Philadelphia : Temple University Press, 2007. (Baltimore, Md. : Project MUSE, 2012)

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Description	1 online resource (217 p. :) ill., maps ;
Series	UPCC book collections on Project MUSE.
Bibliography	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents	My capture -- The Campo Militar Numero Uno -- Interrogation -- The real story -- Disappeared -- With the clandestine resistance -- An eternal three days in the cells -- Training as a militant -- Life with Lucio -- A fleeting hope -- Lucio's misadventures -- The long march : further episodes with Lucio -- Supporting the organization -- Into the sierra and back -- Further efforts for the organization -- Discovering guerrilla warfare -- In Cuba -- Expulsion and humiliation -- In the kingdom of necessity : torture and self preservation -- Into the criminal justice system -- The black palace -- Life in Lecumberri -- Saved by the bell -- The roads of freedom : Sergio Garcia Ramirez -- A renewal of life -- Downhill slide -- Tere's kidnapping -- Santa Martha -- Conditional freedom -- A new life.
Note	Description based on print version record.
Access	Remote access limited to New York Society Library members with a username and password.
Subject	Ulloa Bornemann, Alberto, 1941-
	Political prisoners -- Mexico -- Biography.
	Lecumberri (Prison)
Genre or Form	Electronic books.
Added Author	Schmidt, Aurora Camacho de.
	Schmidt, Arthur, 1943-
	Project Muse.
Added Title	Sendero en tinieblas. English
ISBN	9781592134229 (hardcover : alk. paper)
	159213422X (hardcover : alk. paper)
	9781592134236 (pbk. alk. paper)
	1592134238 (pbk. : alk. paper)
	9781592134243

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