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DLC
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eng
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1958-09-02
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2021-02-19
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edtf
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Ortiz, Dianna
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368
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Torture survivors
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lcsh
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368
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Sister
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370
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Colorado Springs (Colo.)
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Washington (D.C.)
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United States
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Guatemala
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Washington (D.C.)
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naf
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372
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Monastic and religious life
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Missions
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Human rights
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Peace movements
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lcsh
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373
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Ursulines
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naf
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1977
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373
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Guatemala Human Rights Commission/USA
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naf
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373
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Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition International
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naf
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373
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Pax Christi USA
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373
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Assisi Community
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374
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Nuns
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Missionaries
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Human rights workers
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Pacifists
‡2
lcsh
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377
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eng
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378
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Dianna Mae
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670
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The blindfold's eyes, c2002:
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E-CIP t.p. (Sister Dianna Ortiz) data sheet (American Ursuline; missionary in Guatemala)
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670
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Washington post WWW site, viewed Feb. 22, 2021
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(in obituary dated Feb. 19, 2021: Dianna Ortiz; Catholic nun. The Guatemalan military's abduction, gang rape and torture of Sister Ortiz--who died Feb. 19 at 62 in Washington--became a global news story. Settling in Washington, Sister Ortiz became a prominent advocate of survivors of state-sanctioned violence and helped campaign to expose classified U.S. documents showing American links to human-rights abuses in Guatemala. As an outgrowth of Sister Ortiz's work for the nonprofit Guatemala Human Rights Commission/USA, she started a project in 1998 that became the Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition International. Dianna Mae Ortiz was born in Colorado Springs on Sept. 2, 1958. In 1977, she entered the Ursuline novitiate at Mount Saint Joseph in Maple Mount, Ky. She moved to Guatemala after teaching kindergarten in Kentucky. Last year, Sister Ortiz was named deputy executive director of Pax Christi USA, the American branch of the international Catholic peace movement. She lived in Washington at the Assisi Community, a Catholic community of lay and religious men and women)
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919
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blindfoldseyes
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The blindfold's eyes, c2002:
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2002
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nuns
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Nuns
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945
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missionaries
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Missionaries
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1
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945
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human rights workers
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Human rights workers
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1
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945
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pacifists
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Pacifists
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1
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947
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US
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1
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947
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Guatemala
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1
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948
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eng
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1
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970
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monastic and religious life
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Monastic and religious life
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1
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970
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peace movements
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Peace movements
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1
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970
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human rights
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Human rights
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1
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970
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missions
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Missions
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1
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996
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BNE|XX1475343
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996
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ISNI|0000000055660293
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996
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NTA|301852863
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996
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WKP|Q67481984
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997
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1958 2021 lived 0902 0219
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1
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Ortiz, Dianna
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ISNI|0000000055660293
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exact name
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998
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Dianna Ortiz
‡2
ISNI|0000000055660293
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exact name
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998
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Ortiz, Dianna
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Sister
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ISNI|0000000055660293
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exact name
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998
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‡a
Dianna Ortiz
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WKP|Q1209030
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suggested
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double date
‡3
single date
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998
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Ortiz, Dianna
‡2
BIBSYS|4024037
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viafid
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title: (0.67, 'blindfoldseyesmyjourneyfromtorturetotruth', 'blindfoldseyes')
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998
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Ortiz, Dianna
‡2
DNB|1057092363
‡3
double date
‡3
single date
|
|
998
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‡a
Ortiz, Dianna
‡2
NKC|jx20070207020
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title: (0.67, 'blindfoldseyes', 'blindfoldseyesmyjourneyfromtorturetotruth')
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