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https://doi.org/10.3989/aeamer.2007.v64.i1.31Keywords:
exiles, migrations, France, Human Rights, homecomings, historical memoryAbstract
Despite not having any fraternal links with Latin American nations, France was one of Latin American exiles’ principal European destinations in the seventies. Through an introduction that seeks to appreciate and explain the scientific production surrounding this object, this article attempts to point out some themes and problematics that are promising, either because of their originality, or because of the modifications that they introduce in the models of analysis of relations between America and Europe. Above all they analyse an experience that because of its absence in national histories, and the silences that surround it, represents a true historiographical, political and ethical challenge.
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