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And the Band Played on

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The blueprint of 20th century investigative journalism. Tracing the course of HIV/AIDS through society; from its earliest as then unknown incarnation, to the height of this 1980s hysteria – the death of Rock Hudson: Shilts's book should be in every High School's final academic examinations coursework reading list, as a compulsory item. An unregrettable read.

Subjects: History
Psychology
Social aspects
Sociology
20th Century
Political aspects
Set in: United States
États-Unis
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Time: Late 20th Century

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