A Single Numberless Death

Introduction

Ostensibly part of a methodical campaign to eradicate left-wing terrorism, the aggression perpetrated by the junta far exceeded anything the leftists ever dreamed of, enveloping not only the violent left but other dissidents and blameless citizens as well, and particularly aiming at the Jewish population (Strejilevich 38). Alone Numberless Death is a powerful docudrama that celebrates and testifies to the worth as well as to the fragility of humanitarian standards, despite the most shocking atrocities our contemporary world has been forced to witness.

A desaparecidos herself, Strejilevich survived kidnapping and torture to speak of her experience with a dignified voice and a clear-eyed realism that extends from one end of the political spectrum to the other.

Themes

She engages the reader in the annals of a bloody infantry coup and state-sanctioned anti-Semitism, exploring topics of exile, identity, and violence. A lone, Numberless Death is Nora Strejilevich's gripping story of survival.

In the first English translation of her elegant fictional memoir, Strejilevich combines autobiography, documentary journalism, fiction, and poetry to express the "choir of voices" of the more than 30,000 souls who were imprisoned and abused. It is a manificent effort by Nora, who has candidly penned her experines of torture in exile. She has also reflected on her feelings regarding the lost identity of hers just as Theaorou or Whitman have done in their work

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