On Mark Danner's "The Massacre at El Mozote"

In December of 1981, an event transpired which would go down in history as not only one of the biggest massacres in El Salvador's history, but in that of the rest of Latin America as well. In the tiny hamlet of El Mozote--snuggled deep in the northern Morazan region known as the 'red zone'--over 500 of the town's neutral and unsuspecting inhabitants found themselves at the mercy of the ruthless, poorly focused, and American trained/funded Atlacatl …showed first 75 words of 2896 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2896 total…Also, his keen eye for detail and no-holds-barred approach to describing the events which transpired around the Mozote region only sadly prove that sometimes fact is undoubtedly stranger than fiction. With the presentation of multiple views on the topic, Danner does a great job of further publicizing an event which is not nearly as well known as it should be; the horrendous slaughter of over 500 people at El Mozote and more in the surrounding regions.