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Seeing what terrible things the young people were suffering made us see the violence of the enemy more clearly. The cruelty of the enemy gives us the strength to see him face to face. How, we ask, can we allow him to go on?
—Hebe Mascia
In the context of this quote, who is “the enemy”?
the Argentinian people
the young people
the military junta in Argentina
the United States government
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The military junta in Argentina.
Hebe (a leader of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo) is referring to the repressive Argentine military regime during the Dirty War, whose violence and disappearances of young people galvanized resistance.
Hebe (a leader of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo) is referring to the repressive Argentine military regime during the Dirty War, whose violence and disappearances of young people galvanized resistance.
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