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The New Cultural History Of Peronism Power And Identity In Midtwentiethcentury Argentina Matthew B Karush Editor Oscar Chamosa Editor Natalia Milanesio Editor

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The New Cultural History Of Peronism Power And Identity In Midtwentiethcentury Argentina Matthew B Karush Editor Oscar Chamosa Editor Natalia Milanesio Editor
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The New Cultural History Of Peronism Power And Identity In Midtwentiethcentury Argentina Matthew B Karush Editor Oscar Chamosa Editor Natalia Milanesio Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Duke University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.87 MB
Pages: 318
Author: Matthew B. Karush (editor); Oscar Chamosa (editor); Natalia Milanesio (editor)
ISBN: 9780822392866, 0822392860
Language: English
Year: 2010

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The New Cultural History Of Peronism Power And Identity In Midtwentiethcentury Argentina Matthew B Karush Editor Oscar Chamosa Editor Natalia Milanesio Editor by Matthew B. Karush (editor); Oscar Chamosa (editor); Natalia Milanesio (editor) 9780822392866, 0822392860 instant download after payment.

A collection of essays on the cultural dimensions of Peronism—the connections between Argentine popular consciousness and the state—particularly during Peróns first regime (1946–55).

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