Une leçon à apprendre ? Le Parti Communiste Italien face au coup d’État chilien de 1973 by Roberto Colozza

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Négocier l’asile diplomatique : les ambassades face au coup d’État du 11 septembre 1973 au Chili by Caroline Moine

“…Following the September 11, 1973 coup d’État against the Popular Unity Government of Socialist President Allende, hundreds of Chileans and Latin Americans fled the junta’s repression by seeking refuge in embassies in Santiago de Chile. …”
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The Chilean counter-revolution: Roots, dynamics and legacies of mass mobilisation against the Unidad Popular

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Imágenes del Golpe de Estado chileno en medios extranjeros: narrativas visuales entre el 12 de septiembre y el 17 de octubre del año 1973 by Ximena Fáundez Abarca, Omar Sagredo Mazuela, Fuad Hatibovic Díaz

“…This article examines how the press in Argentina, Peru, Spain, France, and Austria, using photographic images, reported on the coup d'état of September 11, 1973, in Chile. We conducted a qualitative study analyzing 358 photographs from 13 international newspapers published between September 12 and October 17, 1973. …”
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Aproximación al debate histórico Postdictadura en Chile: la Unidad Popular a 50 años del Golpe de Estado del 11 de septiembre de 1973 by Elias Gabriel Sánchez González, Miguel González Rodríguez

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Physionomies et héritages de la dictature pinochétiste : du terrorisme d’État à la mise sous tutelle du processus transitionnel (1973-2015) by Nicolas Prognon

“…Yet, albeit that the country commemorated the 40th anniversary of the coup d’État in 2013, the scars from the way the transition was brought about in 1990, as well as the political legacy of the dictatorship are still dividing the Chilean society.…”
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Noticias del “fin del mundo”: el Chile de la Unidad Popular y el golpe de Estado en la TV francesa by Carolina Amaral de Aguiar

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L’exil chilien en France du coup d’état à l’acceptation de l’exil : entre violences et migrations by Nicolas Prognon

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La historiografía sobre la revolución y la contrarrevolución chilena a 50 años del golpe de Estado. Balance general y deudas pendientes by Marcelo Casals

“…The hegemonic crisis in today’s Chile, 50 years after its foundational moment in the 1973 coup d’état, demands complex ways of understanding the past beyond the narrow framework of the struggles for memory. …”
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La Unidad Popular chilena y el comunismo español: análisis, solidaridad y lecciones políticas (1970-1973) by Pedro Marchant Veloz

“…Originality: Although the literature has been interested in the impact of the Chilean up and the coup d’état on the international scene, the cases of European countries with dictatorships, such as Spain, have not been highlighted, nor has the role of communism in opposition to Francoism. …”
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The Material Culture of Chilean Exile: A Transnational Dialogue by Joan Simalchik

“…In the aftermath of the 1973 coup d’état, Chileans managed to find refuge in more than forty of the world’s countries. …”
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You will never again be a Chilean like the others by Gurid Aga Askeland, Anne Margrethe Sønneland

“… In this paper we focus on repatriation of refugees who came to Norway after the coup d'état in Chile in 1973. The Chilean refugees formed part of a diaspora during exile. …”
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Los anfitriones del exilio chileno en México, 1973-1993 by Claudia Fedora Rojas Mira

“…This article seeks to explain the nature of the relations between the government of Chile and that of Mexico before the coup d’état of 1973 and throughout the entire period of Chilean exile in Mexico. …”
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Fifty Years of the Chilean Agrarian Reform: From the Protection to the Violation of Peasants' Rights by Patricia Castañeda Meneses

“…Public agencies were created to support the redistribution of land ownership, public resources were assigned from the national budget, and intersectoral actions were taken in favor of this important social group. Ever since the coup d’état of 1973, a process of agrarian counter-reform started, and progressively violated the peasants' rights. …”
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El carácter traumático del consenso en torno al “Modelo Chileno”: una investigación sobre la elite política democrática post-Pinochet by Ricardo Camargo Brito

“…Following a "symptomatic" interpretation -such as that offered by Althusser y Balibar (1970)- of a series of semi-structured interviews, it is argued that the consensus, far from being exclusively an exercise of political rationality, is primordially based on a traumatic process of reconstitution of a political generational discursive identity, which took place after the coup d’Etat of 1973. Furthermore, the 'traumatic consensus', as an expression of a political generation that rejects the conflict, would be one of the explicative keys of the specificity of the Chilean model. …”
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Effects of precarious work on symptomatology of anxiety and depression in Chilean workers, a cross sectional study by Gonzalo Lopez, David Kriebel, Manuel Cifuentes, Margaret Quinn

“…Abstract Background Precarious work is a broad definition for non-standard employment, often including unstable and insecure positions where workers permanently experience uncertainty; these types of jobs are growing steadily around the planet. Since the coup d’état in 1973, Chile has experienced a series of structural economic changes framed by neoliberal ideas cemented in the “Constitution of Pinochet.” …”
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Le sort des « lumumbistes » chiliens face aux enjeux de la guerre froide (1964-1973) by Rafael Pedemonte

“…However, living in the USSR provided a rich experience for these students who, back in their country, finally succeed in integrating into Chilean professional circles, at least until Pinochet’s coup d’état in 1973.…”
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Elements of the exercise of popular revolutionary violence and the improvement of torture as a practice of state political repression in Chile (1964-1973) by Calderón Opazo René Fernando

“…This paper seeks to investigate the process of political radicalization and the exercise of popular revolutionary violence, and the corresponding improvement of torture as a practice of state political repression in Chile, in the period prior to the coup d'état of September 11, 1973. For these purposes, the repressive practice of torture in the period 1964-1973, exercised by the state against those defined as political enemies by the governments of the time, in correlative response to the radicalization of direct actions in which they used revolution-ary violence in the public space, will be addressed. …”
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Puissances du quotidien : remèdes contre l’absence dans un cinéma chilien de l’exil by Ignacio Albornoz Fariña

“…After the 1973 coup d’État, Chilean cinema quickly retook its activity from abroad. …”
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Questions à Thomas Lalire et Benoît Keller sur le film documentaire Revoir l’ambassade. Chili 1973

“…The cruel repression against the opponents of the coup d’état organized against the regime of Salvador Allende on 11 September 1973 pushed hundreds of them into exile. …”
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