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Review: Dante at the 'dirty war': In 'Hades, Argentina,' a survivor faces his own complicity [Los Angeles Times]
FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Review: Dante at the ‘dirty war’: In ‘Hades, Argentina,’ a survivor faces his own complicity [Los Angeles Times] In a series of letters written during the German occupation of France, Albert Camus explained to a friend who had become a Nazi why, even when the Second World War was over, they could no longer be friends. He writes, “[Y]ou saw the injustice of our condition to the point of being willing to add to it.” In times of fascism, Camus observed that the divide was between those who were willing to add to another’s misery and those determined to...
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