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Under the project "University and dictatorship," professors, graduates and students rebuilt the step Arts (UBA) of 400 victims. This Friday will be given to family copies of the documents and will open a wall with their names.

The bundles were not damaged, but the leaves retained the fragility of forty years and several moves. Had to dust them out with a brush. Detach the clips, stripping the leaves of any oxidized metal. Stretch papers bent. Separate photos and save them in special envelopes. Replace the old folders. So, quietly and pro bono, students, graduates and teachers worked in the first part of the project: to reclaim and preserve the files university community members of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters (UBA) missing and murdered between 1966 and 1983 . This Friday, at 19, in an act within the faculty, be given to the families of the victims a copy of the documentation obtained. In addition, the opening of wall with their names. The next stage of the project will rebuild the lives of the disappeared, from institutional documents and interviews with relatives and colleagues. Background as a premise, incorporating the emerging public university civil plaintiff in the reflection on dictatorship.

The project is called "University and dictatorship: an experience of collective reconstruction of historical memory" and takes place in the framework of the Chair Commonwealth Human Rights . "One of the biggest obstacles were the removal of the option, which meant that the material was in danger of being lost or damaged," says Samantha Casareto, teacher and member of the research team. Institutional changes caused the faculty harbored different races, so in Philosophy student files found Psychology and Sociology.

Each bundle is the imprint of the passing by the university of a student, teacher, school staff. The first page of the folder is now developed an enlarged photograph of the deceased. "It was a painful job. I met with former teammates did not even know they had been in this school, "says Graciela Daleo, project director. In addition to photographs, the files contain applications for registration, sub headings, vaccination certificates, entrance exams, career changes, and in some cases, partial handwritten letters. We found about 400 bundles of Arts, about of 120 for Psychology and Sociology.

"This person was here, he left his mark, and our idea is to be displayed. But you must always know that they were not born the day he disappeared, "says Daleo, noting that the next step will be to work with the life stories of the disappeared. Investigate who they were before disappearing. Think of them as students and teachers. Recover its militancy and reconnect with the power of that time. "The university was a hotbed of resistance to '74 or so, but from there what happened? What he gave to the faculty this generation of students? What role did the university during the repressive policies? "Asks Daleo, and clarifies issues that are so far unable to resolve.

"There's still sitting down to analyze the material," says Marcela Cabrera, a teacher and member of the project. Beginning Friday, set the schedule of meetings with the family. "Meanwhile, the chair submitted a proposal to the board the power to regulate access to the files, under national law to protect sensitive data. Upon approval, the files were in the library of the faculty and, upon approval, can be removed for analysis.

The project began in 2006 when a group of students decided to reclaim the job he had started the student center in 1995 to make the first lists of the disappeared. This new generation of students came to the chair in order to continue the task. With the participation of the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, which carried out the scan file documents. They also received support from the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team.

The mural, which will also be presented on Friday, was charted by the Group-Identity Project Build-School of Architecture. Take photo of each student or teacher, your name, his course and, finally, the date of his disappearance.