The Dark Side of the Dream book. Read reviews from world’s largest community for readers. To fulfill the dreams of their dying father, two brothers -- Jo 5/5(2). The Dark Side of the Dream is Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez's epic of immigration, war, labor organizing and the struggle for human rights by Mexican bltadwin.ru fulfill the dreams of their dying father, two brothers - Jose Luis and Francisco - set out with their young families to improve their futures in the surging economy of the U.S. during World War II. · Very timely perspective on Mexican immigration, December By Miguel (Baja California, Mexico) - This review is from: The Dark Side of the Dream (Kindle) An impressive work of historical fiction that follows the dreams of one Mexican family during mass migration to the USA at the start of WWII. Part One focuses on one family member who joins an all-Hispanic rifle company and /5.
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A standard-issue epic tale of two Mexican-American families pitched hither and yon by the historical vicissitudes of the mid- 20th century. Miguel Salazar is on the edge of adulthood when his dying grandfather commands his sons to take their families to America and not to come back to Mexico before they've squirreled away $5, After a harrowing truck accident on the way to the border. The Dark Side of the Dream - Kindle edition by Dominguez, Alexander Grattan. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Dark Side of the Dream. Very timely perspective on Mexican immigration, December By Miguel (Baja California, Mexico) - This review is from: The Dark Side of the Dream (Kindle) An impressive work of historical fiction that follows the dreams of one Mexican family during mass migration to the USA at the start of WWII. Part One focuses on one family member who joins an all-Hispanic rifle company and wins a Congressional Medal of Honor for his bravery in Italy.
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