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Santiago 1973

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Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::History and philosophy subjects::History subjects
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 Chile
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Spring 2024
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2024-05
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September 11th, 1973 was a pivotal day in world history. In the slender, Pacific-facing, South American nation of Chile a war was being waged. Although, to the untrained eye, it was fought in the streets of Santiago and the halls of the La Modena presidential palace; in reality the battle for control of the Chilean government had already been won in the backrooms of Washington and the secluded offices of Langley, Virginia. keywords: history, theater, journalism, political theory, creative writing, Chile, American Empire
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