Muriel Dockendorff
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2 March 1951
280 Marconi, Santiago, Chile
Muriel Dockendorff | |
|---|---|
| Born | Muriel Dockendorff Navarrete 2 March 1951 Temuco, Chile |
| Disappeared | 6 August 1974 (aged 23) 280 Marconi, Santiago, Chile |
| Political party | Revolutionary Left Movement |
| Spouse |
Juan Molina Manzor (m. 1973) |
Muriel Dockendorff Navarrete (2 March 1951 – disappeared 6 August 1974) was a Chilean student and member of the Revolutionary Left Movement (MIR).[1] Arrested at her home by the Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional (DINA), Dockendorff was enforceably disappeared as part of Operation Colombo.[1][2][3]
Dockendorff was born on 2 March 1951 in Temuco to Tomás Dockendorff Mulsow and Ana Maria Navarrete Mulsow.[4] Initially studying social work at the University of Temuco, Dockendorff later studied economics at the University of Concepción.[4]
Whilst studying at the University of Concepción Dockendorff became a MIR student leader.[4] During the 1973 Chilean coup d'état Dockendorff was in Santiago.[4] Dockendorff decided not to return to Concepción due to safety concerns.[4]