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How I narrowly escaped joining Argentina’s ‘disappeared’

26 March 2022

9:00 AM

26 March 2022

9:00 AM

Kidnapped by the Junta: Inside Argentina’s Wars with Britain and Itself Julian Manyon

Icon Books, pp.336, 20

A bully-boy leader. A corrupt, out-of-touch regime. A twisted reading of history. An unprovoked, military-led landgrab. A domestic disinformation blitz. And an enemy that, contrary to all the aggressor’s expectations, fought back. We’ve been here before. Not on the scale of Russia’s attack on Ukraine perhaps, nor with the tragic cost to civilian lives.

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