Dirty War - Wikipedia
Argentine coup leader Emilio Massera dies
Argentine dictator Videla dies in prison | U.S. & World | observer-reporter.com
During Argentina's dictatorship, the regime "disappeared" and killed some 30,000 opponents. One of them was Omar Marocchi. An alleged perpetrator, a former military commander, has been tracked down in Berlin : r/worldnews
Argentina Plaza de Mayo group finds junta-era child - BBC News
Argentine coup leader, ex-Adm. Emilio Massera dies - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Trump Releases Declassified Operation Condor-Era Docs to Argentina | News | teleSUR English
Argentine gov't honors groups that struggled against 1976-1983 dictatorship - La Prensa Latina Media
Don't cry for me, Argentina – Manchester Historian
Death of a dictator – DW – 05/18/2013
Obama sorry for U.S. policies during Argentina's 'dirty war'
Argentine court negates amnesties for “Dirty War” – The Denver Post
Military coups in Argentina - Wikipedia
1988 - 2000 | Laureates | Sakharov Prize | European Parliament
Reynaldo Bignone, last leader of Argentina's murderous junta, dies at 90 - The Washington Post
Thatcher's wartime legacy haunts Argentinians | Features | Al Jazeera
Argentina's 'Dirty War' junta leader dead at 87
Reynaldo Bignone, Argentina's Last Military Dictator, Dies at 90 - The New York Times
Opinion | An Argentine Dictator's Legacy - The New York Times
Opinion | The Long Shadow of Argentina's Dictatorship - The New York Times
Adopted by their parents' enemies: tracing the stolen children of Argentina's 'dirty war' | Human rights | The Guardian
Argentina's Military Coup of 1976: What the U.S. Knew | National Security Archive
The politicised history of Argentine football
Argentina: Ex-Dictator Jorge Rafael Videla Dies in Prison at Age of 87 | TIME.com
