Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a text panel in a museum exhibit about the "Centro Clandestino da ESMA," located in São Paulo, Brazil at the coordinates -23.627, -46.674. The text describes the ESMA (Escola Superior de Mecânica da Armada) as a clandestine detention, torture, and extermination center. It was established in 1976 and operated until 1983. During its operation, the ESMA was used to illegally detain, torture, and kill over 5,000 people by officers and subordinates of the Argentine Navy. The text also mentions the complex included seventeen hectares of land, was located in the Cassino de Nunez neighborhood of Buenos Aires, and housed thirty buildings. It is described as a center for the forced disappearance of people, and the ESMA is considered a crime against humanity by the United Nations. The text panel is on a yellow background with brown trim and is framed with a black frame. On the left side of the image, a small black and white photo of a man in uniform is visible.
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