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Ada Ferrer: A Historian’s Journey to Unearth Her Own Family’s Story

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Aug 28, 202625:43Society & Culture

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Ada Ferrer has spent decades wading through archives in Havana, helping to unearth and weave the untold stories of Cuba's people and the island. But the most personal and profound source...

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