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The 22 pages that link to 1973 Chilean coup d'état, each with the reason it gives.

• ChileBroader topic: It began a dictatorship that transformed Chilean politics and society.

• Coup d'étatBroader topic: It connects armed seizure of power with repression and a long-lived authoritarian regime.

• Operation CondorRelated: The coup installed the regime whose intelligence service helped organize Condor.

• Augusto PinochetRelated: Pinochet led the coup that brought him to power.

• Henry KissingerRelated: Kissinger supported U.S. efforts to undermine Allende's government before the coup.

• Salvador AllendeBroader topic: The coup ended Allende’s presidency and led to his death in La Moneda.

• Pablo NerudaRelated: The coup occurred days before Neruda’s death and darkened the reception of his final years.

• Chilean transition to democracyNarrower topic: The transition ended the military regime established by the coup.

• Cold War in Latin AmericaBroader topic: It ended Chile’s elected socialist government amid U.S. opposition and covert activity.

• Patricio AylwinRelated: The coup began the dictatorship that Aylwin later helped end.

• The House of the SpiritsRelated: The coup provides a historical context for the novel’s depiction of political repression.

• 1988 Chilean national plebisciteRelated: The regime whose continuation was put to a vote began with this coup.

• ConcertaciónNarrower topic: The coalition’s formation and democratic program were responses to the dictatorship established by the coup.

• Nueva canciónRelated: The coup violently disrupted the Chilean scene and drove artists into exile.

• Ricardo LagosRelated: The coup and ensuing dictatorship drove Lagos into exile and shaped his opposition.

• National Stadium of ChileRelated: The coup brought the stadium into use as a mass detention site.

• Eduardo Frei MontalvaNarrower topic: The coup ended the democratic political order in which Frei’s presidency had unfolded.

• Military dictatorship of ChileRelated: The coup brought the regime to power and destroyed Chile's elected government.

• Violeta ParraRelated: The dictatorship that followed made politically engaged music and cultural memory especially consequential.

• History of ChileRelated: It began a dictatorship that profoundly altered Chilean politics and society.

• Patricio GuzmánRelated: The coup interrupted Guzmán’s filming and forced him into exile.

• Roberto BolañoRelated: The coup shaped Bolaño’s political imagination and appears directly in accounts of his early life.