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Today’s Document from the National Archives- Memorandum on the "Argentine Situation" February 11, 2012Distributed on February 11, 1946, the Argentine "Blue Book" was prepared by the US State Department following World War II and catalogued Argentina's support for the Axis cause and subversive activities in which German organizations were known to have engaged in Argentina. More on the Argentine "Blue Book"...
- Memorandum on the "Argentine Situation" February 11, 2012
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- This Day in History, from Infoplease
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Mr. D’s History Bookshelf # 2 – Everybody’s Revolution
The American Revolution is unlike any popular movement in world history. First, it is among the few popular insurrections where moderate forces were able to calm more radical elements in society for the betterment of the people and the country. … Continue reading →
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