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Mónica Berenstein

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Subtitulo: cuatro mujeres que avanzaron sobre la injusticia, la mediocridad y el prejuicio : Katherine Mansfield, Dolores Ibárruri, Anna Ajmátova, Margaret Mead

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Presents the stories of four great womenKatherine Mansfield, Dolores Ibarruri, Anna Ajmatova and Margaret Meadwho overcame injustice, mediocrity, and prejudice.

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