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This subcategory contains 51 links Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores. "Bienvenidos! Este espacio ha sido diseñado para facilitar el acercamiento, consulta y conocimiento de nuestra historia desde las fuentes primarias." On the Pinochet regime. By Saul Landau and Sarah Anderson. BY Robert Nichols. Reprinted from WIN, September 27, 1973. Nichols holds the US responsible. Liberator and Supreme Director of Chile. Brief history of independent Chile through the end of the Pinochet dictatorship. Excerpt from the book Killing Hope by William Blum National Security Archives. Chile and the United States: Declassified Documents relating tothe Military Coup, 1970-1976 "In 1973, the CIA destroyed the oldest functioning democracy in South America. Twenty years later, the agency is still trying to deny its involvement."--Mark Zapezauer Korean secondary school site Chile's wine industry dates from the arrival of the conquistadores. Short From the Library of Congress By Carlos Lopez U. A book published by the HTA. Includes illustrations. From the FAS Intelligence Resource Program Was there an economic miracle under the post-1973 right-wing governments? Frm the National Security Archive. Original, declassified documents. More than 3000 historical and comtemporary photos of Chile indexed by region, activities. From the CIA Downloadable book by Maurice H. Hervey. Internet Archives "This is the complete text of the resolution that Chile’s Chamber of Deputies approved by an overwhelming majority on August 23, 1973." Victim of a Chilean government-directed bombing in Washington, DC In Spanish. Official site of the Chilean army. "Esta colosal obra humana abandonada en medio del desierto de Tarapacá se volatiliza poco a poco, por obra del viento pampino, del tiempo que todo lo corrompe y la inconciencia del hombre." By Jörg Sancho Pernas. "The social system has been a victim of the neoliberal economy of the military regime." "Grandes Biografías de la Historia de Chile, es un nuevo esfuerzo editorial de Icarito y del diario La Tercera, con una propuesta que se ha transformado en una excelente alternativa para que la familia y los estudiantes cuenten con materiales elaborados de acuerdo con las necesidades de la educación actual." In Spanish. Very detailed site. Reune documentos claves para la reconstrucción historiográfica de Chile. Además, posee galería de imágenes sobre personajes históricos; informa sobre el estado de la historiografía chilena; posee una editorial opinante. In Spanish. Homage to the president the military overthrew in a violent coup in 1973. President of Chile, 1886-91. Liberal. Augusto Pinochet, brutal dictator, and Richard M. Nixon. Brief essay by by Kristi Armstrong. Short but effective article All manner of information abolut Chilean elections. Recent history with background information By Peter Kornbluh, iF magazine, Oct. 25, 1998 1973 was the beginning of the Pinochet dictartorship. "This site contains accounts of the crimes of Augusto Pinochet, who ruled Chile from 1973 to 1990. The texts explain what people are talking about when they call him a "dictator" or "strong man" who committed a few "human rights violations". These reports tend to confirm one another, and collectively give some idea of the range and scale of the atrocities." An Analysis of Chilean Economic and Socioeconomic Policy: 1975-1989 by Sherman Souther, University of Colorado at Boulder, May 1998 Chile's legacy of torture, murder, international terrorism and "the disappeared" By Daniel Brandt. Library of links. |
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