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| − | '''Rigoberta Menchu''' is a Marxist-feminist who wrote the phony autobiography ''I, Rigoberta Menchu, An Indian Woman in Guatemala''. She received much acclaim with her book even winning a Nobel Peace Prize. Her book contained many inventions and untruths. It was discovered that the younger brother who was supposed to have died of malnutricion was actually alive when one New York Times investigator looked into her claim.<ref>''Fidel:Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant'', Humberto E. Fontova, page 113.</ref> | + | '''Rigoberta Menchu''' is a Guatemalan Marxist-feminist who wrote the phony autobiography ''I, Rigoberta Menchu, An Indian Woman in Guatemala''. She received much acclaim with her book even winning a Nobel Peace Prize. Her book contained many inventions and untruths. It was discovered that the younger brother who was supposed to have died of malnutricion was actually alive when one New York Times investigator looked into her claim.<ref>''Fidel:Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant'', Humberto E. Fontova, page 113.</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:50, July 29, 2008
Rigoberta Menchu is a Guatemalan Marxist-feminist who wrote the phony autobiography I, Rigoberta Menchu, An Indian Woman in Guatemala. She received much acclaim with her book even winning a Nobel Peace Prize. Her book contained many inventions and untruths. It was discovered that the younger brother who was supposed to have died of malnutricion was actually alive when one New York Times investigator looked into her claim.[1]
References
- ↑ Fidel:Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant, Humberto E. Fontova, page 113.