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Patriots Play

Virginia Sampson
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Pages
212
Year
2001
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

In this exciting and fast-moving novel, PATRIOTS PLAY, four Uruguayan college students become involved in the brutal operations of the Tupamaro guerrilla movement that is trying to overthrow Uruguay’s democratic government in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Frico, the son of a wealthy family, is inspired to devote his life to the Tupamaro cause by a communist high school teacher. Trying to keep his love, his girl friend, Mariana, takes part with him in bank robberies and a kidnapping. Fricos close cousin, Jorge, whose family owns vast ranches, and his fiancée, Lea, also join the Tupamaros because of Frico. An American high school girl living at the time in Montevideo plays a crucial part in the story. These young people meet death, violence and betrayal and have their lives changed forever by the political upheaval in Uruguay.

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