Salvador Allende

Salvador Allende Gossens (July 26, 1908–September 11, 1973) was President of Chile from 1970 until 1973, when he died of a gunshot wound, under circumstances that remain a matter of dispute, during the violent Chilean coup of 1973.

External links

• Official Government biography (in Spanish)
• History of Chile under Salvador Allende and the Popular Unity by Ewin Martinez
• Allende Memorial Site (in Spanish)
• Hannah Cleaver Allende branded a fascist and anti-Semite 12 May 2005 in The Telegraph (UK).
• Rebuttal to claims of anti-semitism from Allende Foundation
• Caso Pinochet (in Spanish). While nominally a page about the Pinochet case, this large collection of links includes Allende's dissertation and numerous documents (mostly PDFs) related to the dissertation and to the controversy about it, ranging from the Cesare Lombroso material discussed in Allende's dissertation to a collective telegram of protest over Kristallnacht signed by Allende.
• Popular Unity of Salvador Allende (in Spanish)
• Christopher Andrew and Vasili MitrokhinMitrokhin archive: How 'weak' Allende was left out in the cold by the KGB describing relations between Allende and the KGB, including KGB payments to Allende. The Times September 19, 2005
• Previously unreleased interview with Allende by Saul Landau in 1971, published by La Nacion on September 24th, 2005.