This series tells how, in 1985, Argentina dared to judge its genocidaires in a context of dictatorship and fear, becoming a beacon of transitional justice for the world. It is the story of a process of memory, truth and justice without precedent in the world. It is the story of a group of anonymous heroes who – after the political decision taken by the Argentine president, Raúl Alfonsín – set to work challenging the fear and power of the genocidaires who will sit in the dock. From the working drafts kept by some of the protagonists of the series, the construction of Never Again is revived, the essential book for the history of human rights that is the central evidence for civilians to judge military personnel for the first time. The workbooks rescued from the trash by one of the protagonists allow us to revisit this story from within and tell it as never before.