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==Victims==

==Victims==

Everyone was viewed with suspicion and tens of thousands were detained at one point: union leaders who agitated for wage increases and militancy in the US and European-owned car plants in Argentina, students who were members of the ''Unión de Estudiantes Secundarios'' (Union of High School Students or UES) that supplied the People's Revolutionary Army with fighters in Tucumán province<ref>[http://www.offnews.info/verArticulo.php?contenidoID=51345 La Mentira Oficial sobre la Noche de los Lápices]</ref>, left-wing journalists like [[Rodolfo Jorge Walsh]] that were not fearful of the dictatorship, human-rights lawyers who defended left-wing guerrillas and militants, young communists, socialists, nuns and priests that had ties with the [[Third World Priest Movement]]. And family members or friends of any of them; people that provided the left-wing guerrillas and militants with safe houses and financial support.

Leftists were viewed with suspicion and tens of thousands were detained at one point: union leaders who agitated for wage increases and militancy in the US and European-owned car plants in Argentina, students who were members of the ''Unión de Estudiantes Secundarios'' (Union of High School Students or UES) that supplied the People's Revolutionary Army with fighters in Tucumán province<ref>[http://www.offnews.info/verArticulo.php?contenidoID=51345 La Mentira Oficial sobre la Noche de los Lápices]</ref>, left-wing journalists like [[Rodolfo Jorge Walsh]] that were not fearful of the dictatorship, human-rights lawyers who defended left-wing guerrillas and militants, young communists, socialists, nuns and priests that had ties with the [[Third World Priest Movement]]. And family members or friends of any of them; people that provided the left-wing guerrillas and militants with safe houses and financial support.

===Children of the Disappeared===

===Children of the Disappeared===