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    Wheat and not weeds

    By G. G. Vega

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    My country, the Republic of Paraguay, a nation that was born big, was strong, independent and prosperous, which aroused the envy of neighboring nations, which allied themselves to make war. Three nations, who promised to sweep my country in three months, but the intention came to them, it took them 5 long and hard years. But it was my country, my race that paid the price, there were only human remains, malnourished and sick women, children in extreme conditions, and a few men. God did not want Paraguay to become extinct, despite the terrifying genocide that had suffered and had been hidden in history.

    This book reminds you that Paraguay is Wheat and not weeds.

    We fought two wars but for noble reasons, not because of envy, evil or criminal ambition.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherG. G. Vega
    Release dateApr 22, 2018
    ISBN9781547526208
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