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Dear Madame President : a never-delivered speech and a never-ending story / Vera Paiva -- The public prosecutors' office of Sao Paulo and the legacy of the dictatorship : a brief report on activities prior to the Truth Commission / Eugenia Gonzaga -- The censorship of history and fact-finding in Brazil (1945-2015) / Antoon De Baets -- Democratic transition and conciliation : human rights and the legacy of the dictatorship in Brazil / Janaina de Almeida Teles -- The National Truth Commission (NTC) : truth and responsibility / Carolina de Campos Melo and Andre Saboia Martins -- Repression, resistance and the intergenerational dialogue : establishing a truth commission at the University of Brasilia / Jose Otavio Nogueira Guimaraes and Cristiano Paixao Paixao -- Truth commissions in the digital age : an analysis of the Brazilian case / Ana Migowski -- Corporate complicity in the Brazilian dictatorship / Leigh A. Payne -- Volkswagen do Brasil during the military dictatorship : an economic and political assessment / Christopher Kopper -- The outcomes of the Brazilian Truth Commission : successes and failures in a lengthy transitional justice process / Marlon Weichert -- The struggle for the voice of the victims in the National Truth Commission Brazil : memories and truth yesterday and today / San Romanelli Assumpcao -- 'Nunca mais': lessons from Brazil's dictatorial past / Gisele Iecker de Almeida -- Truth commissions and their archives in El Salvador, Peru, and Brazil / Ann Schneider -- Memory, truth, and auto-fiction in the recent Latin American novel / Jobst Welge -- Reconfigurations of transitional justice in the wake of the Arab uprisings global, regional and local developments / Fatima Kastner -- Truth commissions : a bottom up approach to institution building / Anja Mihr -- Afterword / Nina Schneider -- Appendix 1. List of selected local truth commissions in Brazil by region and state -- Appendix 2. Selected list of Brazilian online resources (in alphabetical order) -- Appendix 3. Photos from the Brazilian Truth Commission.