It wasn't until she was 27 that Victoria Donda, who became the youngest female member of the Argentine National Congress in 2007, found out she was not who she thought she was, that the parents who had raised her had, in fact, been responsible for the "disappearance" of her biological parents during Argentina's bloody 1976 coup d'etat. This is her riveting and remarkable story of identity rediscovered.
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