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September 11, 1973: The Last Stand of Salvador Allende

1998·Movie
56min
66
GoodGoodWatch score
IMDb7.2
IMDb7.2

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A documentary that chronicles the final hours of Chilean president Salvador Allende, deposed by a military coup on 11 September, 1973 by General Augusto Pinochet, his chosen Commander-in-Chief of the Chilean Army. The film interviews the people who were trapped in the presidential palace during the attacks and some military who part of the initial strike that led to the military government for a decade.
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Directed by:
Patricio Henríquez

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66
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How long is September 11, 1973: The Last Stand of Salvador Allende?

0 h 56 min

September 11, 1973: The Last Stand of Salvador Allende runs 0 h 56 min.

What language is September 11, 1973: The Last Stand of Salvador Allende in?

Spanish

It was made in Spanish. Produced in Canada, France.