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Too many historical errors that mislead reader
The main defect of this book is that there are several serious historical errors that have been presented as facts, distorting Argentine history. This is especially the case when analyzing the 1976-1983 period and the position of certain human rights figures towards Bergoglio, who they were, what they thought and did.
The first example that epitomizes this is on pg.11, where it states that Manuel Dorrego was Argentina's first president (first president of Argentina was Bernardo Rivadavia). This is similar to saying that Robert. E Lee was the United States' first president instead of George Washington. (politicians from Rivadavia's Unitarian party, which he had formerly led, ordered Dorrego to be captured and killed)
You can understand how these type of errors can distort history if a premise is built from it. This is the main problem which I find in the book and it's done repeatedly.
Getting more specific-
Another claim Ivereigh makes is that...
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