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In Her Own Words: Interviews with Nicaraguan Women

by Margaret Randall

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Last year, writer and activist Margaret Randall returned to Nicaragua to talk to women about their participation in the revolution. She had interviewed many of the women 10 years previously for her book Sandino's Daughters (Vancouver New Star Books, 1981).

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