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From the Forward:

While investigating the 4,700 documents included in the “The Argentina Declassification Project,” Carlos Osorio, director of the Southern Cone Documentation Project at the National Security Archive, found a handwritten letter from 1979. The letter, written in Yiddish explains the plight of Héctor Catovsky who went to work one day and never returned.

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