Dirty War, Clean Hands
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ETA, the GAL and Spanish Democracy, Second Edition
Paddy Woodworth
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“A balanced, finely documented tale of how easily democratic institutions can run off the rails.”—Rod Usher, Time Magazine
“A complex and disturbing story magisterially deconstructed and retold . . . One of the most important books about post-Franco Spain ever published.”—Paul Preston, Irish Times
“[Woodworth’s] writing has edge as well as elegance . . . [A] scholarly and superbly told story . . . all the hallmarks of a classic.”—Eoghan Harris, Sunday Times
“A brilliant piece of investigative journalism that deserves to be read … Having mastered the labyrinth of evidence and conflicting conspiracy theories [Woodworth] takes us on a thrilling and sometimes gruesome narrative journey.”—Sebastian Balfour, Times Literary Supplement
"A masterly and meticulous study of ETA and the origins of the terrorism and counter-terrorism."—Bob Flynn, The Scotsman
“A brilliant piece of investigative journalism that deserves to be read. . . . Having mastered the labyrinth of evidence and conflicting conspiracy theories [Woodworth] takes us on a thrilling and sometimes gruesome narrative journey.”—Sebastian Balfour, Times Literary Supplement
“A balanced, finely documented tale of how easily democratic institutions can run off the rails.”—Rod Usher, Time Magazine
“A complex and disturbing story magisterially deconstructed and retold . . . One of the most important books about post-Franco Spain ever published.”—Paul Preston, Irish Times
“[Woodworth’s] writing has edge as well as elegance . . . [A] scholarly and superbly told story . . . all the hallmarks of a classic.”—Eoghan Harris, Sunday Times
Publication Date: January 11, 2003
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