Chile, the crime of resistance

Libro Usado, Tapa Dura. "Chile: The Crime of Resistance" is a polemical and deeply anti-communist examination of Chilean politics during the presidency of Salvador Allende (1970–1973) and the subsequent rise of the military government. In this work, Suzanne Labin argues that the Allende administration and its "Popular Unity" coalition were subverting democratic institutions to install a Soviet-aligned Marxist regime. She presents political dissent and leftist activism not as legitimate democratic expressions, but as forms of subversive resistance that threatened national stability.