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Mixed media with a moving message
Americas (English Edition), November, 2004 by Larry Luxner
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Ten years after the worst terrorist attack in Latin American history, artist Mirta Kupfermine's memorial to its victims remains her country's most tangible, vivid reminder of that tragic day.
It happened on July 18, 1994, at 9:53 a.m. Kupfermine was at home when she heard the explosion that destroyed the nearby headquarters of AMIA, Argentina's largest Jewish organization. The blast left eighty five people dead, hundreds injured, and an entire nation in shock.
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Her wood-and-marble sculpture is located in the heart of Buenos Aires at Plaza Lavalle, also known as Plaza de Justicia because it ...
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