Jorge Rafael Videla

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Jorge Rafael Videla was an Argentine military officer and dictator who led the country’s 1976–1981 military junta, overseeing a brutal campaign of state terrorism known as the "Dirty War."

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Jorge Rafael Videla canonical 9
Jorge Rafael Videla Redondo 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dictator
head of state
human
military officer
war criminal
activeYears 1944–1981
birthDate 1925-08-02
birthPlace Mercedes, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
cameToPowerBy military coup d’état
causeOfDeath natural causes
convictedOf crimes against humanity
human rights violations
kidnapping of minors
torture
convictionStatus sentenced to life imprisonment
countryOfCitizenship Argentina
coupDate 1976-03-24
deathDate 2013-05-17
deathPlace Marcos Paz, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
education Colegio Militar de la Nación
estimatedVictims thousands of disappeared persons
ethnicGroup Argentine of Spanish descent
familyName Videla
fullName Jorge Rafael Videla Redondo
linked to: Jorge Rafael Videla
givenName Jorge
government National Reorganization Process
ideology anti-communism
right-wing authoritarianism
leaderOf Argentine military junta
National Reorganization Process
memberOf Argentine Army
militaryBranch Infantry
militaryRank Lieutenant General
notableFor leading the 1976–1981 Argentine military dictatorship
role in the Dirty War
state terrorism in Argentina
numberOfChildren 7
occupation military officer
politician
opposedBy Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo
human rights organizations
partOf Operation Condor
periodOfRule Dirty War
placeOfDetention Marcos Paz prison
positionHeld Commander-in-Chief of the Argentine Army
President of Argentina
de facto head of the National Reorganization Process
precededBy Isabel Perón
recognizedBy United States government (initially)
several Western governments
religion Roman Catholicism
responsibleFor extrajudicial killings
forced disappearances in Argentina
illegal appropriation of babies of disappeared detainees
torture of political opponents
sexOrGender male
spouse Alicia Raquel Hartridge
succeededBy Roberto Eduardo Viola
termEnd 1981-03-29
termStart 1976-03-29

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Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires hasAlumnus Jorge Rafael Videla
Dirty War underGovernment Jorge Rafael Videla
Isabel Perón succeededBy Jorge Rafael Videla
Jorge Rafael Videla fullName Jorge Rafael Videla Redondo
linked to: Jorge Rafael Videla
Juicio a las Juntas defendant Jorge Rafael Videla
Juicio a las Juntas convictedPerson Jorge Rafael Videla
Roberto Eduardo Viola predecessor Jorge Rafael Videla