This article discusses the reactions of governments and political leaders around the world to the victory of Salvador Allende in the Chilean presidential election of 1970—reactions that were shaped by a combination of ideological considerations, the diplomatic interests of particular states in the context of the Cold War, and an image of Chilean democratic exceptionalism purveyed by Chilean diplomats and largely assumed by a surprising number of people abroad. Reactions to Allende's victory in 1970 reflected the ideological divisions in Chilean politics as well as the tensions and anxieties of an international order that was then beginning to experience a series of significant changes as a result of the East-West détente. Paradoxically, Allende's ideological foreign policy, one of the main reasons for which his election was both dreaded and welcomed in different parts of the world, foretold some of the changes that would take place in the international system in the 1970s.

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全球冷战中的智利时刻：国际社会对萨尔瓦多·阿连德在 1970 年总统选举中获胜的反应

本文讨论了世界各国政府和政治领导人对萨尔瓦多·阿连德 (Salvador Allende) 在 1970 年智利总统大选中获胜的反应——这些反应是由意识形态考虑、冷战背景下特定国家的外交利益共同形成的。战争，以及智利外交官提供的智利民主例外论的形象，并且在国外的人数惊人。对阿连德 1970 年获胜的反应反映了智利政治中的意识形态分歧，以及当时由于东西方缓和而开始经历一系列重大变化的国际秩序的紧张和焦虑。矛盾的是，阿连德的意识形态外交政策，