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'''Description of Artwork:''' Andrew Graham Yooll first faced censorship while writing for the ''Buenos Aires Herald''. During this time he was also a correspondent for the London ''Daily Telegraph''. He was known among colleagues as the "Chronologist" for a series of publications he wrote which documented political events in Argentina from 1955 without comment. His records of the 1975 political murders were for a long time the only records of these events. In 1989 a collection of these accounts of political events was published in Buenos Aires under the title ''De Peron a Videla'' (From Peron to Videla). <P> | '''Description of Artwork:''' Andrew Graham-Yooll first faced censorship while writing for the ''Buenos Aires Herald''. During this time he was also a correspondent for the London ''Daily Telegraph''. He was known among colleagues as the "Chronologist" for a series of publications he wrote which documented political events in Argentina from 1955 without comment. His records of the 1975 political murders were for a long time the only records of these events. In 1989 a collection of these accounts of political events was published in Buenos Aires under the title ''De Peron a Videla'' (From Peron to Videla). <P> | ||