Seeking the missing children of Argentina's ‘disappeared’
Clip: 10/19/2015 | 7m 35s
How the children of Argentina's ‘disappeared’ are being reunited with their birth families
During Argentina's military dictatorship, as many as 30,000 people simply “disappeared,” including some young, pregnant women, whose babies were then given to couples deemed sympathetic to the regime. What happened to those children, who are now adults? Retro Report, distributed by The New York Times, offers a look at efforts by desperate grandparents to find their family members.
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Seeking the missing children of Argentina's ‘disappeared’
Clip: 10/19/2015 | 7m 35s
During Argentina's military dictatorship, as many as 30,000 people simply “disappeared,” including some young, pregnant women, whose babies were then given to couples deemed sympathetic to the regime. What happened to those children, who are now adults? Retro Report, distributed by The New York Times, offers a look at efforts by desperate grandparents to find their family members.
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