Bernardo Kucinski's 'Conference of the Disappeared' is a deeply moving and poignant memoir recounting his agonizing search for his sister and her husband, who vanished during Brazil's brutal military dictatorship. Blending personal narrative with historical context, Kucinski constructs a powerful meditation on loss, memory, and the relentless quest for truth and justice in the face of state-sponsored atrocities. The book serves as a vital testament to the countless individuals disappeared under authoritarian regimes, giving voice to the voiceless and ensuring their stories are never forgotten. It’s a compelling exploration of human resilience and the enduring pain of unresolved grief.