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,The United States and Argentina in Brazil’s Wartime Foreign Policy, 1939–1945,pensable to protection from European predators.. Underlying the divergent strategic convictions of Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro were commercial realities. Argentina’s exports, mainly beef and cereals, were competitive with those of the USA and she found her major market in Britain. Brazil, on the

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Mário Henrique Ogasavara,Gilmar Masieropensable to protection from European predators.. Underlying the divergent strategic convictions of Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro were commercial realities. Argentina’s exports, mainly beef and cereals, were competitive with those of the USA and she found her major market in Britain. Brazil, on the

Synapse

Brian Li,Maya Kumar,Mary Ann Von Glinoweover, in this principled version no substantial difference is seen in the basic attitudes and perceptions of the two major allied countries, which throughout this period had been very similar as far as their policies towards Argentina were concerned. This is the preferred version of the more libera

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Guido Tella (Associate Fellow),D. Cameron Watt (St

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Svein Hallsteinsen,Maddali Paciers within which those relations were conducted. In what follows there will be little about Argentina at all. Nevertheless, though it may be ungracious, it is worthwhile to remark at the outset that the title given to the conference from which this volume emerges — ‘Argentina between the Great Power

inhumane