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          The Papers document Jean-Marie Simon's work as a human rights investigator and photojournalist in Guatemala during the s.!

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        1. Christopher After spending much of the previous six years traveling through Guatemala, photographer and writer Jean-Marie Simon published Guatemala: Eternal.
        2. The Papers document Jean-Marie Simon's work as a human rights investigator and photojournalist in Guatemala during the s.
        3. Jean-Marie Simon spent six years in Guatemala and the result is a beautiful but disturbing book of a civilization violated.
        4. Mary Jeannie May Simon CC CMM COM OQ CD is a Canadian civil servant, diplomat, and former broadcaster who has served as the 30th governor general of Canada.

          5. CHRONICLE OF ANGUISH. Jean-Marie Simon spent seven years photographing Central America's largest country. Her book, `Guatemala: Eternal Spring - Eternal Tyranny,' documents life in a land of contrasts.

          LIKE most other Americans, Jean-Marie Simon knew little about Central America's largest nation before she came to work here in the early 1980s when military oppression was its height. Ms. Simon's first trip to Guatemala, one she thought would be a three-month visit and a ``steppingstone'' in her photography career, became a seven-year obsession with the country.

          Simon, now considered the leading authority on human rights in Guatemala, has compiled her work, both photographs and research, into a book called ``Guatemala: Eternal Spring - Eternal Tyranny.''

          The book documents the most recent episode in Guatemala's violent history.

          It begins with the year 1980 - when the country was ruled by Gen. Romeo Lucas Garc'ia, considered the nation's most brutal head o