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The 20 pages that link to Salvadoran Civil War, each with the reason it gives.

• Cold War in Latin AmericaBroader topic: U.S. support for the government and outside aid to insurgents prolonged a devastating war.

• Óscar RomeroNarrower topic: Romero’s final years and assassination occurred as the conflict began.

• Contra WarCompared with: Like the Contra War, it drew U.S. involvement, but its combatants and national setting differed.

• Chapultepec Peace AccordsNarrower topic: The accords brought this twelve-year conflict to an end.

• José Napoleón DuarteNarrower topic: Duarte governed during the war’s most intense years and pursued both military and political responses.

• El SalvadorBroader topic: The war is the central episode in the country’s recent political history.

• Contadora GroupRelated: The war was one of the conflicts the group's regional diplomacy sought to contain.

• Farabundo Martí National Liberation FrontRelated: The war gave the coalition its battlefield purpose and ended with the settlement that opened electoral politics.

• Javier Pérez de CuéllarRelated: UN mediation during his tenure helped bring the government and rebels toward peace negotiations.

• Alfredo CristianiNarrower topic: The war shaped Cristiani’s presidency and was the conflict the accords brought to an end.

• Maximiliano Hernández MartínezRelated: The state violence of 1932 became a powerful reference point in later revolutionary politics.

• Football WarCompared with: It was a much longer internal war, distinct from the brief interstate conflict of 1969.

• Luis Herrera CampinsRelated: The conflict was a central concern of Herrera Campins’s Central American policy.

• Mauricio FunesNarrower topic: The FMLN’s transformation from insurgency to governing party shaped the significance of Funes’s victory.

• Salvador Sánchez CerénNarrower topic: Sánchez Cerén’s guerrilla career began within this conflict.

• San SalvadorRelated: As the government’s center, San Salvador was a key site of wartime politics and protest.

• History of El SalvadorBroader topic: The war became the central crisis of the modern republic.

• Óscar AriasRelated: The agreement’s regional commitments included efforts to end this war through negotiation.

• History of Central AmericaBroader topic: Its displacement, violence, and negotiated end reshaped Salvadoran society.

• MS-13Related: The war drove Salvadoran migration to Los Angeles, where MS-13 emerged among immigrant youth.