Dossier Secreto: Argentina's Desaparecidos And The Myth Of The ""Dirty War""

Martin Edwin Andersen

Avalon Publishing, Apr 12, 1993 - History - 412 pages

Contents

• Prologue: 1
• PART: 3
• The Sad Privilege of Being Argentine: 9
• Perón and Argentinas Golden Era 19301955: 23
• Barracks Politics 19561963: 38
• Winds of Discontent 19631969: 48
• Aramburus MurderThe Argentine Z? 1970: 60
• Armed Politics 19701972: 68
• Perón Returns 1973: 82
• López RegaRasputin of the Pampas 1974: 103
• A Rumor of War 1975: 124
• Counterterror 1975: 142
• The Generals Plot a Comeback 19751976: 157
• PART: 173
• Repression in the Factories: 175
• The Church of the People: 184
• The Cultural War: 194
• The Secret Camps: 205
• A Society of Fear: 214
• PART THREE: 221
• The Junta Takes Charge 1976: 223
• The Guerrillas and the Agony of Defeat 1976: 233
• The Price of Power 1976: 241
• Jimmy Carter and the Human Rights Revolution 1977: 250
• Argentinas Killing Fields 19781980: 276
• Alfonsín and Argentinas Return to Civility 19811989: 295
• Epilogue: 315
• Acronyms: 325
• Bibliography: 376
• About the Book and Author: 387

Bibliographic information

• Title: Dossier Secreto: Argentina's Desaparecidos And The Myth Of The ""Dirty War""
• Author: Martin Edwin Andersen
• Edition: illustrated
• Publisher: Avalon Publishing, 1993
• Original from: the University of Virginia
• Digitized: May 21, 2008
• ISBN: 0813382122, 9780813382128
• Length: 412 pages
• Subjects: History / Latin America / General