Guatemala, a Silenced History (1944-1989): Volume II, A Break in the Domino Effect

by Carlos Sabino, Denise Leal (Translator)

Several myths regarding Guatemalan history have become widely accepted as fact, even though there is much evidence supporting opposing interpretations. Professor Carlos Sabino, a knowledgeable Latin American historian, offers the reader a well-balanced view on the economic and political developments of Guatemala in the last half of the 20th century.
Guatemala, a Silenced History, is a result of a lengthy investigation and is intended not only as a text for scholars but also as a clear account for all readers interested in the history of Guatemala and Latin America.
The extensive research conducted by Sabino allows him to deliver a work that highlights certain controversial information that is often omitted in contemporary accounts. Maps and photos are included to familiarize the modern reader with forgotten images of a bygone era.

510 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 3, 2019