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The Child and a History of Disasters, Human Sacrifices and Lessons: “The 1972 Is an Inflexion Point”

The most destructive have been registered in 1925 and 1982. However, the presence of this phenomenon is so long that ancient Peruvian cultures disappeared under its effects. “Research starts to take a fresh sense from the 20th century”, says...

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