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Cover from the Argentine labor magazine Ya es tiempo de pueblo! “Chile: the Start of the War” (September 13th). The image with the American flag clearly accuses the United States as a co-conspirator. Declassified government documents show the active role of the Nixon administration in overthrowing the Allende government. Circulating Collection. AP63. Y2 V.1 JUN.29,1973/JAN.24,1974

Cover from the Argentine labor magazine Ya es tiempo de pueblo! “Chile: the Start of the War” (September 13th). The image with the American flag clearly accuses the United States as a co-conspirator. Declassified government documents show the active role of the Nixon administration in overthrowing the Allende government. Circulating Collection. AP63. Y2 V.1 JUN.29,1973/JAN.24,1974

*Aerial newspaper photo of people celebrating on the streets of Santiago on election night. The competing daily La Nacion included the figures for each candidate. The conservative El Mercurio’s headline “Allende: relative majority” showed voting figures for each candidate, with Allende’s noted as “votes against.” Fernando Alegria Papers M0651.Series 16. Recortes / Clippings. Flat Box 98

*Aerial newspaper photo of people celebrating on the streets of Santiago on election night. The competing daily La Nacion included the figures for each candidate. The conservative El Mercurio’s headline “Allende: relative majority” showed voting figures for each candidate, with Allende’s noted as “votes against.” Fernando Alegria Papers M0651.Series 16. Recortes / Clippings. Flat Box 98

*Mexico’s government welcomed over 1,000 political Chilean exiles (and later those of other South American dictatorships). It’s no surprise that in 1978 the Revista de la Universidad de Mexico, a leading cultural publication, featured a special dossier on Chile. Among the contributors were Fernando Alegria (already teaching at Stanford) and a young playwright (Ariel Dorfman) that would later teach at Duke University. Both had been cultural advisors in Allende’s government. Circulating Collection 056.72 .U55

*Mexico’s government welcomed over 1,000 political Chilean exiles (and later those of other South American dictatorships). It’s no surprise that in 1978 the Revista de la Universidad de Mexico, a leading cultural publication, featured a special dossier on Chile. Among the contributors were Fernando Alegria (already teaching at Stanford) and a young playwright (Ariel Dorfman) that would later teach at Duke University. Both had been cultural advisors in Allende’s government. Circulating Collection 056.72 .U55

Solidarity event in Oregon, speakers include Fernando Alegria, Chile's last cultural attaché in Washington during the #SalvadorAllende govt as well as Hortensia Allende, widow of the deposed democratically elected president.

Solidarity event in Oregon, speakers include Fernando Alegria, Chile's last cultural attaché in Washington during the #SalvadorAllende govt as well as Hortensia Allende, widow of the deposed democratically elected president.

De los archivos de @stanfordulibraries.bsky.social: algunas imágenes sobre el #11deSeptiembre a #52AñosdelGolpe contra #SalvadorAllende en Chile./ Images from the Fernando Alegria archives: #Chile #1973coup against #SalvadorAllende. See details for each photo.

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