Andersen, "Kissinger and the 'Dirty War,'" appeared in The Nation on 31 October 1987 that broke the story about Hill fighting behind closed doors against Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's "green light" to the neo-Nazi junta for their "dirty war." How Much Did the US Know About the Kidnapping, Torture, and Murder of Over 20,000 People in Argentina? Now, President Obama has the chance to apologize for American complicity in the dirty war. Martin Edwin Andersen, The Nation, 4 March 2016. Kissinger-responds 19 February 1988 letter from Kissinger to Victor Navasky, Editor of The Nation, protesting publication of a Memorandum of Conversation between Ambassador Hill and Patricia "Patt" Derian, the senior State Department official who spearheaded President Jimmy Carter's human rights revolution in U.S. foreign policy. 2004 Christopher Hitchens, " Kissinger Declassified," Vanity Fair, December 2004 David Corn, "New Memo: Kissinger Gave the 'Green Light' for Argentina's Dirty War," Mother Jones, 14 January 2014 The Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training Foreign Affairs Oral History Project: Ambassador Harry W. Shlaudeman The Political Graveyard: Robert Charles Hill Register of the Robert Charles Hill Papers and selected documents online at the Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford University. The Papers of Roger C. Hill at Dartmouth College Library 1917 births 1978 deaths Taft School alumni Dartmouth College alumni Ambassadors of the United States to Costa Rica Ambassadors of the United States to El Salvador Ambassadors of the United States to Mexico Ambassadors of the United States to Spain Ambassadors of the United States to Argentina People from Littleton, New Hampshire United States Assistant Secretaries of Defense 20th-century American diplomats