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- Christian Democrat Party.
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Partido Demócrata Cristiano - Cienfuegos crisis (1970),
77
,
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(n. 14) - Colburn, Forrest,
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33
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(n. 67) - Cold War, inter-American,
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51
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; - Colombia,
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211 - Communist movement, international,
20
,
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269 - Communist Party: Bolivian,
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; - Confederación Democrática (CODE),
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,
205
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207 - Connally, John,
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121
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146
,
162
; - Contreras, Manuel,
250 - Contreras Bell, Miria (La Paya),
52
,
53
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54
,
185 - Copper,
138
,
145
,
197
,
199
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271
; - Cordones industriales
,
183 - Corea, Gamani,
188 - Corvalán, Luis,
140
,
145
,
184
,
200
,
231
; - Council of Mutual Economic Assistance (COMECON),
116
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123
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173
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260
–61 - Coup (Sept. 11, 1973),
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,
230
,
240
;- Allende during,
221
,
240
,
241
–42,
243
,
260
,
274
,
275
; - Castro on options during,
246
; - Cuban Embassy attacked during,
18
,
221
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–43,
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,
245
,
254
,
273
,
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(n. 7),
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(nn. 137, 152); - as defeat for Cuba,
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; - international impact of,
221
,
252
,
253
,
262
,
266
; - military’s declaration during,
222
; - national stadium as torture center during,
18
,
274
; - as repudiation of socialism,
222
,
260
; - responsibility for,
7
,
17
,
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–21,
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,
246
,
253
–54,
271
–72,
273
; - troop movements prior to,
239
; - U.S. foreknowledge of,
238
.
See also
Pinochet regime
- Allende during,
- Coup preparations,
12
,
56
,
218
,
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,
238
;- Brazil and,
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–85,
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250
,
273
; - Chilean Left and,
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–35,
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,
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–37,
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,
271
; - concern for Cuban involvement in,
11
,
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,
273
; - Cuban Embassy and,
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–41; - Cuban,
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; - Cuban warnings to Allende about,
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140
–42,
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–200,
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254
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; - divisions in military over,
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–24,
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–27; - motivations of,
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,
272
–73; - and Tanquetazo,
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,
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; - U.S. doubts about,
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–31,
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,
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,
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; - U.S. encouragement of,
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220
–21,
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,
247
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253
; - U.S. monitoring of,
8
,
183
,
220
,
223
–26,
239
,
273
; - warnings about,
183
- Brazil and,
- Crimmins, John,
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,
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,
91
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100
,
120
,
278 - Cuba,
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15
,
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–73,
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;- advice,
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80
,
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,
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–80,
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; - and Africa,
3
,
10
,
18
,
268
,
287
(n. 22); - Allende’s security bolstered by,
4
,
50
,
52
,
53
–55,
65
,
106
,
135
–36; - Allende’s ties to,
14
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16
,
21
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30
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34
,
35
–36,
37
–38,
71
,
81
,
105
,
185
,
199
,
238
,
260
; - Allende victory celebrated in,
49
,
51
–52,
71
; - arming of Chilean Left by,
135
,
140
,
146
,
155
,
233
–34,
255
; - and Bolivia coup,
126
,
168
; - Brazil and,
92
,
95
,
127
,
129
,
273
; - as challenge to U.S. domination,
23
–24,
35
–36,
264
; - Chile as celebrated cause in,
133
,
199
–200; - Chile’s reestablishment of relations with,
2
,
65
–66,
71
,
267
; - Chile’s trade agreements with,
82
,
133
–34,
171
,
200
; - Cienfuegos crisis (1970),
77
,
298
(n. 14); - and Cold War
2
,
24
,
47
,
186
,
257
,
266
; - conflicting views about role of,
10
–11,
13
; - coup defense preparations by,
11
,
184
,
187
,
209
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,
221
,
232
–33,
235
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254
; - diplomatic isolation of,
2
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31
,
53
,
66
,
92
–93,
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,
134
,
267
; - on lessons of Chile coup,
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–70; - Mexico and,
170
; - MINREX Latin American Department in,
171
; - and Peru,
26
,
92
,
134
,
169
,
170
–71,
267
; - Pinochet regime’s break with,
222
,
245
; - Pinochet’s role unanticipated by,
12
,
221
,
239
; - pragmatic shift by,
2
,
26
,
27
,
28
–30,
47
,
64
,
65
,
92
,
139
,
168
,
267
–68; - propaganda attacks against,
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70
,
93
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136
–38,
139
,
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–55,
219
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232
–33,
246
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253
,
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(n. 23); - reintegration in Latin America of,
2
,
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–93,
132
,
134
,
147
–48,
171
,
173
,
267
; - relations with Chilean Left,
12
,
30
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31
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32
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55
–56,
71
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139
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140
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146
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153
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155
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184
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274
; - respect for Allende leadership by,
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,
55
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72
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208
–9,
232
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274
; - revolutionary example of,
10
,
13
,
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–21,
35
–36,
47
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71
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81
,
132
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144
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261
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273
; - revolutionary internationalism of,
23
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37
,
53
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267
–68; - security apparatus of,
53
; - and Soviet Union,
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29
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30
,
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149
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158
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260
; - support for revolution in Latin America by,
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–25,
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31
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38
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92
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266
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(n. 22),
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(n. 52); - U.S. views of and relations with,
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24
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40
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76
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82
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112
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123
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124
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150
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151
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167
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173
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259
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264
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267
,
268
; - view of Chilean Road in,
4
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12
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52
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56
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71
–72,
104
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110
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133
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152
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230
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234
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239
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254
- advice,
- —Embassy,
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138
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(n. 76);
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