Ur-Example: It's the first Non-Fiction novel in history, as it's dated 1957.Shadow Dictator: the Argentinian oligarchy was behind the coup.This book was one of the proofs that Montoneros quoted. Poetic Justice: Aramburu's real life death was a similar operation, as he was kidnapped and executed after a non-judicial trial by the leftist guerrilla Montoneros by his crimes.Realpolitik: Aramburu's right-wing government uses terror and cold-blooded civilian murders to enforce his power, "because the peronism was a dictatorship".Military Coup: Against Perón, first, and later a failed one against the Military government.First, Walsh contacts someone who he thinks is the only one, but after this, he discovers seven more. General Ripper: The military president, Aramburu, was obsessed with killing all of the Peronist militants, or anyone that threatened his government.Coup de Grâce: partially straight, Di Chiano's survives because the killers make an exception for him.Also, a Compressed Adaptation since the comic has less than 20 pages. Comic-Book Adaptation: By Francisco Solano Lopez, no less.He was horrifingly disfigured in the process. Body Horror: Livraga was shot in the face, but he doesn't die.This ended with the deaths of five men: Nicolás Carranza, Francisco Garibotti, Carlos Alberto Lizaso, Mario Brión and Vicente Damían Rodríguez, and seven survivors. He tells about the executions of José León Suárez, where he and several other men were imprisoned and shot. The novel is the story of one of the seven survivors.
The plot takes place one year after the Coup d'Etàt, when a counter strike against the Military government has failed, and the military forces seek possible civilian rebels. It's considered the first non-fiction novel in history, dating nine years prior to Truman Capote's In Cold Blood. It's a novelization about a series of executions afterwards the Military Coup against Juan Perón. Operation Massacre (in Spanish Operación Masacre), is an Argentinian Non-Fiction novel written by Rodolfo Walsh and published in 1957.
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