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Women’s History Month 2022 Reading List (Curated by Elaine Maisner)

Happy Women’s History Month! In celebration of this historical month, we’ll be sharing reading lists curated by our staff featuring all authors who identify as women. Today we’re sharing a list from Elaine Maisner, one of our Executive Directors. Click here to see the previously shared lists and learn more about how Women’s History Month came about. If you’re interested in purchasing any of… Continue Reading Women’s History Month 2022 Reading List (Curated by Elaine Maisner)

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September 13, 2011

Tanya Harmer: Thirty-Eight Years after Chile’s 9/11

For Chile, Latin America, & the world beyond, understanding what happened on 11 September 1973 has been a slow process of discovery, debate, & forensic science. Continue Reading Tanya Harmer: Thirty-Eight Years after Chile’s 9/11

Author blog entry/Current Events/Guest Bloggers/History/Latin American/Caribbean Hist./Military History/Politics

Tanya Harmer: Skeletons of Chile’s Past

So does it ultimately matter whether, in the final moment of his life, Allende was killed or he pulled the trigger, and which gun it was that killed him? Up to a point, yes. Continue Reading Tanya Harmer: Skeletons of Chile’s Past

Author blog entry/Current Events/Guest Bloggers/History/Latin American/Caribbean Hist./Politics