Between two armies: in the Ixil towns of Guatemala

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Political Conflict and Governance Politics and Society in Latin America Memory, violence, and history

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Challenging the views of human rights activists, Stoll argues that the Ixils who supported Guatemalan rebels in the early 1980's did so because they were caught in the crossfire between the guerillas and the army, not because revolutionary violence expressed community aspirations.

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