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Review: Dante at the 'dirty war': In 'Hades, Argentina,' a survivor faces his own complicity

LA Times | Entertainment

Jan 5, 2021

Daniel Loedel's ghostly debut novel, "Hades, Argentina," features an exiled resistance fighter who revisits crimes, including his own, in Buenos Aires.

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Review: Dante at the 'dirty war': In 'Hades, Argentina,' a survivor faces his own complicity

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Review: Dante at the &#x27;dirty war&#x27;: In &#x27;Hades, Argentina,&#x27; a survivor faces his own complicity

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Review: Dante at the 'dirty war': In 'Hades, Argentina,' a survivor faces his own complicity