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Yo Fui un Ministro de Stalin, Jesus Hernandez
Politics and the Labor Movement in Latin America, Victor Alba Reviewed by Robert J. Alexander
The Brazilian Revolution of 1930 and the Aftermath, Jordan M. Young Reviewed by Robert J. Alexander
British Honduras: Colonial Dead End, 1859-1900, Wayne M. Clegern Reviewed by Robert J. Alexander
The Wine is Bitter: The United States and Latin America, Milton S. Eisenhower ; Invisible Latin America, Samuel Shapiro ; The Organization of American States, A. J. Thomas Reviewed by Robert J. Alexander
Latin America Between the Eagle and the Bear, Salvador de Madariaga ; The Second Revolution in Cuba, J. P. Morray ; The Coming Explosion in Latin America, Gerald Clark Reviewed by Robert J. Alexander
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