The Pinochet File: A Declassified Dossier on Atrocity and Accountability

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Pub. Date: 2004-09-30
Publisher(s): New Pr
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Summary

After September 11th 2001 the big question on the mind of American's was, 'Why do they hate us?' Although the bloody military coup of Gen. Augusto Pinochet was over 30 years ago (ironically September 11th 1973) the lessons and ramifications still resound today. The main villain of the story is Nixon National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger but more so it's the belief that a purity of ideology trumps all other foreign relations concerns. Kissinger is quoted as saying "We [the United States] set the limits of diversity" and in Chile allowing a democratically elected Socialist to remain in power was unacceptable. The author writes, "This would be the first record of an American president [Nixon] ordering the overthrow of a democratically elected government".

Author Biography

Peter Kornbluh is director of the National Security Archive's Chile Documentation Project.

Table of Contents

Introduction xi
Project FUBELT: ``Formula for Chaos''
1(78)
Destabilizing Democracy: The United States and the Allende Government
79(82)
Pinochet in Power: Building a Regime of Repression
161(48)
Consolidating Dictatorship: The United States and the Pinochet Regime
209(66)
American Casualties
275(56)
Operation Condor: State-Sponsored International Terrorism
331(72)
Denouement of the Dictator: From Terrorism to Transition
403(62)
Epilogue: Atrocity and Accountability: The Long Epilogue of the Pinochet Case 465(52)
Notes 517(38)
Index 555(28)
Acknowledgments 583

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