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1 online resource (366 pages) |
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Preface; Introduction; Part I: Political Lives; Chapter 1: Reinaldo Antonio Téfel: Minister-President, Nicaraguan Institute of Social Security and Social Welfare; Chapter 2: Violeta Chamorro: Owner and Publisher, La Prensa newspaper; Chapter 3: Comandante Doris María Tijerino: Chief, National Police; Chapter 4: Lino Hernández: President, Permanent Commission on Human Rights; Chapter 5: Comandante Leticia Herrera: former National Coordinator, Sandinista Defense Committees |
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Current Vice-President, National AssemblyChapter 6: Comandante Manuel Calderón: Director of Political Development for the Third Region, Ministry of the Interior; Chapter 7: Gilberto Cuadra: President, Nicaraguan Development Institute; former Vice-President and current President, Superior Council of Private Enterprise; Chapter 8: Verónica Cáceres: Professor of Psychology, UNAN, the national university; Chapter 9: Maribel Duriez: Graduate student, UNAN; Part II: Religious Lives; Chapter 10: Sr. Luz Beatriz Arellano: Franciscan nun |
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Former Associate Director, Antonio Valdivieso Ecumenical Center currently involved in pastoral work and theological research; Chapter 11: César Isaac Gómez: hardware store employee, member of Christian base community; Chapter 12: Juvencio Salgado Rocha: secondary school student, member of Christian base community; Chapter 13: Monsignor Oswaldo Mondragón: Rector, Seminario Menor; Chapter 14: Miriam Lazo: Director of External Assistance, Nicaraguan Institute of Social Security and Social Welfare; Chapter 15: Vidaluz Meneses: poet; former Associate Minister of Culture |
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Current Director, Antonio Valdivieso Ecumenical CenterChapter 16: Lidia Saavedra de Ortega: mother of President Daniel Ortega Saavedra; Part III: Survivors' Lives; Chapter 17: Ernesto Flores: uprooted campesino, former woodcutter relocated to city; Chapter 18: Guilhermina Fiedler: owner of small business, member of German immigrant community; Chapter 19: María Morgan and Marlene Rocha: campesinas, domestic workers in city; Chapter 20: Dr. Ariel Durán Mondragón: physician and head of patient services, Manolo Morales hospital; Chapter 21: Nubia Gómez: elementary school teacher and principal |
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Chapter 22: Mauricio Rocha Ruedas and Carmen Blandón: campesinos, unemployed bartender and laundressChapter 23: Adán Torres: retired handyman, emigrating to U.S.; Chapter 24: Aída Gutiérrez: high school senior studying to be a nurse; Afterword; Index |
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Print version record |
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Oral history.
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oral histories (literary works)
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Oral history
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Erlebnisbericht
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Tradition orale -- Nicaragua.
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Nicaragua -- History -- 1937-1979. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85091731
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Nicaragua -- Biography
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Nicaragua -- Política y gobierno -- 1979
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Nicaragua
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Nicaragua -- Biographies.
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Nicaragua -- Politique et gouvernement.
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Nicaragua -- 1937-1979.
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Nicaragua -- Revolution (1979)
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oral histories (literary works)
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Oral histories
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Biographies
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History
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Oral histories.
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Histoires orales.
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781136636189 |
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1136636188 |
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9781136636257 |
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1136636250 |
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