Revolucion Libertadora (the Liberating Revolution) is the name by which the military dictatorship that ruled Argentina - after overthrowing the constitutional president, Juan Domingo Peron on 16 September 1955 - is known.

The text explains the background of the 1955 coup, and examines several conspiracies, failed coups, the bombing of Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires, conflict with the Catholic Church and the 1955 coup itself. Revolucion Libertadora details all the military units involved and the actions that led to the overthrow of General Peron and his subsequent asylum and exile first in Paraguay and then in Panama.