Los Veteranos of World War II: A Mission for Social Change in Central Arizona is an intense, touching and historical testimony presented in a DVD. Written and produced by Dr. Pete R. Dimas, Arizona historian, college professor, and director of the Braun Sacred Heart Center, BSHC, the documentary presents an invaluable piece of history through the voices and vivid reminiscences of its protagonists: brave and enduring Arizona men who fought in WWII, and who through their continuous post-War community involvement helped improve social conditions for Latinos in Arizona. This documentary presents the courageous testimonies of veterans: Lencho Othon, Pete Dimas, Joe Torres, Philip Fierros, Steve Zozaya, Ray Martinez, Manuel "Lito" Peña, and Silvestre Herrera.
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