In May 1944, the people of San Salvador staged a civic strike to force the resignation of dictator Maximiliano Hernandez Martinez. Parkman's account of this often overlooked era in Central American history illustrates the relevance of nonviolence as a means of political action in Latin America at a time when armed rebellion is seen by many to be the only means of change.
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In May 1944, the people of San Salvador staged a civic strike to force the resignation of dictator Maximiliano Hernandez Martinez. Parkman's account of this often overlooked era in Central American history illustrates the relevance of nonviolence as a means of political action in Latin America at a time when armed rebellion is seen by many to be the only means of change.
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