Sandino's Daughters
Sandino's Daughters
- ISBN 13:
9780813522142
- ISBN 10:
0813522145
- Edition: Reprint
- Format: Paperback
- Copyright: 09/01/1995
- Publisher: Rutgers Univ Pr
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Summary
Believing firmly that women's liberation was inextricably linked with national liberation, many of these women were in the vanguard of the movement inspired by Augusto Sandino. At the peak of revolutionary activity, women from all classes and backgrounds comprised 30 percent of the Sandinista army. For many of these women, politics became one with the personal.
Hindsight perhaps offers the greatest irony of the women's alliance with the FSLN in the fact that it was a woman, Violeta Chamorro, who challenged and defeated the Sandinistas in the free elections of 1990. Though lured by the revolutionary quixotism of a promise that lasted slightly more than a decade, the women of Sandino's Daughters will stand as a monument to all those who yearn to be free.