Brazilian Belonging: Jewish Politics in Cold War Latin America (Review)
Rom’s book is an archivally rich account of how Jewish individuals and institutions grappled with rapidly shifting politics—and state violence—before, during, and after the Cold War.
Dictatorship Across Borders: Brazil, Chile and the South American Cold War (Review)
Burns's book brings South American history to the fore, explaining the regional dynamics and economic turmoil that led to Salvador Allende’s downfall and the beginnings of Operation Condor.
Cross-Border Terrorism: Operation Condor
Baltasar Garzón, the Spanish judge who requested the arrest of Pinochet while he was visiting a London clinic, is spearheading
Looking for Simón: An Emblematic Story of Impunity
Sara Méndez's story has all of the necessary components for a film about the military dictatorships of the Southern Cone: