The Dirty War in Argentina | History Hyenas
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History Hyenas with Chris Distefano and Yannis Pappas
1h 5m
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7 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Guys, today we are talking about the Dirty War and the war before the Dirty War of Argentina. And we're going to draw some parallels to today. It's cute, cute, cute and fun, fun, fun. You can see me this weekend at the Stress Factory in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Philadelphia, August 14th and 15th. Austin, August 21st through the 23rd. Tickets at yannispepscomedy.com.
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what's up everybody welcome to another episode of history hyenas today we have a wild episode we're going to be talking to you about a little dark history in argentina argentina in the world cup right now but we're going to tell you why they're the bad guys and when he says dark history he doesn't mean skin color because this is a very white history This is the White History, and we're going to do what we can to try to keep Nick at bay. But Nick is very opinionated about Argentina, and he told us to look up certain things. And I tried to look them up, but I couldn't really focus because I was just worried. I was just focused on him vaping, and I was focused on his cholesterol because it looks like he's off the beat.
I think Nick lives off the beam. Now, when I say white history, I mean Argentina. Surprisingly, I did not know this, is like 95% Euro descendant white.
White. Well, it's one of those funny, fun, fun, fun things where that is why the Nazis wanted to go there.
I think that may be the reason why it is white, because it just might all be former Nazas.
Papas, Buenos Aires looks like a European... I didn't realize that. When you look at downtown Buenos Aires, pull up a picture of Buenos Aires, Argentina, it looks like Paris. Like it's not like one of these like South American places that it looks so European. Yeah. Like they have old architecture. Look at that. Old architecture, beautiful. Like to be honest, a lot of times, I know Argentina is in South America, but it feels like it's a European place. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it's all Europeans who landed there.
Have you ever been? No, you want to go? Babe, I want to go. I want to go. Listen, so I did a little bit of the quick and dirty on South America. I've spent more time thinking about South America in the last 12 hours than I have in my entire life. Well, here's the thing. They're all Mexicans.
They are. I'm going to tell you why. You really came in pewing for Argentina. And it's an interesting thing because I bet your brain was happy that they were like, at least it's 12 hours not thinking about the Shroud of Turin.
Right. It was a way for me to get off the Shroud of Turin and get obsessed with something else. And this was also a suggestion from a fan. Oh, wow. Do you remember who the fan was? I don't remember who the fan was. Well, thank you. The fan was like, you know what you'll find interesting? And this fan must have been screwed in with the algorithm, too, because Argentina is big in the algae.
Big in the algae right now. And it was called, what is it called specifically?
It's called the Dirty Naughty War.
dirty war it's a dirty war it's the dirty language it's dirty war now it was a period of political violence and state repression argentina uh from 1976 to 1883 argentina okay let's set the stage let's set the stage okay adolf hitler's alive in the mountains yeah alive and well my neighbor is from argentina who um where i grew up with like you got the Problem with the other one. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is not where I currently live, where I grew up. My neighbor is from Argentina. That makes a lot of sense. Great guy is Tito is his name.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:42
2
What historical context led to Argentina’s Dirty War and when did it start?
4:42–17:27
3
How did Cold War fears and regional revolutions influence South American coups?
17:27–29:33
4
Who were the Montoneros and ERP and what tactics did they use before the coup?
29:33–41:01
5
How did the 1976 military coup escalate repression into the Dirty War?
41:01–56:33
6
What were the methods of state terror: disappearances, death flights, and stolen babies?
56:33–1:01:37
7
How did Operation Condor and international support shape Argentina’s dictatorship?
1:01:37–1:05:02
Speakers
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