... hard on Julio Roca), while eulogizing those whom they supported. As is perhaps to be expected, the Antipersonalist Radicals are subjected to the greatest degree of condemnation. At one point Luna says “antipersonalism was not a reaction. It was the offensive of the displaced to regain their positions...

.... In this volume he recounts the split in the Socialist ranks which gave rise, in the year 1928, to the Partido Socialista Independiente, a group that cooperated with the Conservatives, Antipersonalist Radicals, and the military to make the Revolution of 1930 against the government of President Hipólito Irigoyen...

... Goodwin drew upon material from the archives of the Ferrocarril Buenos Aires al Pacífico and the Ministry of Transportation, which he balanced against the partisan press of the period, including the yrigoyenista La Epoca , the antipersonalist La Actión , the conservative La Prensa , and the socialist...

... in their heyday the Radicals never fully succeeded in holding on to their urban middle-class following; defections were constant—to the Socialists, the right-wing Patriotic League, the schismatic Antipersonalists. Thus Professor Winn’s second question can be answered simply—many did not continue to vote...

... radical,” Revista Argentina de Ciencias Políticas , 17 (1918), 484-487. 49 The election of the new committee leadership is described in La Prensa , Feb. 2, 1919, p. 8. The new president of the capital committee was José P. Tamborini, who later joined the Antipersonalist Radicals when the party...

..., Mar. 20, 1934, FO 371, A3012/111/2; and Concejo Deliberante , Sesión del 18 de mayo de 1934, pp. 128-33. 10 The Concordancia was a coalition of Conservatives, antipersonalist Radicals who opposed the Yrigoyenistas, and the Independent Socialists, a group of moderate Socialists who had broken...