Tu nombre no es tu nombre

History of a stolen identity in the Argentine dictatorship.In 2000, a judge summoned the protagonist of this book to tell her that her name was not Mercedes Landa, as she had always believed, but Claudia Poblete Hlaczik. And that the people who had raised her were not her parents, but her kidnappers. Her real parents, two young leftist militants, had been tortured and disappeared in 1978, during the Argentine dictatorship. And she, at only eight months old, was given to a military family to raise her as their own daughter.This book not only reconstructs the big lie in which Claudia lived and the story of her parents, but also explores her tortuous path to rebuilding an identity trapped between two worlds of conflicting affections and convictions. This true story is an example of how authoritarianism decides on the life and death of its governed, and also appropriates their bodies and their biographies. And how the tenacity of the victims - both Claudia's family and the group of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo - ends up opening a crack towards the truth.