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...M. S. Al’Perovich; Russell H. Bartley * The author is Associate Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Copyright 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 It is a short walk from Moscow’s Vernadskii Prospekt metro station to the block of high-rise apartment...

... in the Field of the Communist and Labor Movement in Latin America.” Voprosy Istorii KPSS , 1962, No. 1, 164-176. 28 Ibid ., p. 165. The Tenth Congress of the Communist Party of Chile . Moscow, 1957; Codovilla, Victorio. Articles and Speeches . Moscow, 1957; Prestes, L. X. “Political Conditions...

... theses prepared by candidates at Moscow State University and the USSR Academy of Sciences. The first was completed in 1956 by ZH. A. Bazarian 32 and deals with philosophy, social thought, and ideological polemic in twentieth-century Brazil. 33 The other two theses were completed in 1958. One...

...: Reino de Almagro, 2024. Photographs. Figures. Tables. Appendixes. Notes. 185 pp. Paper, S/59.00. This book reveals a little-known aspect of the life of Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa: his visit to Moscow in May 1968, where he stayed for only ve days. By then, he was already a well-known writer...

...Barbara A. Tenenbaum Strany Sev I Latinskaya Amerika: Problemy Ekonomicheskogo Sotrudnichestva . Edited by Vol’skii V. V. and Klochkovskii L. L. . Moscow , 1976 . Izdatel’stvo “Nauka” . Notes. Tables . Pp. 335 . Cloth. Ekonomicheskoe Razvitie Stran Latinskoi Amerika...

..., which Moscow could then supply to its Asian and Balkan neighbors. This is doubtful, given that Lombardo Toledano at that time was a strong adversary of Perón and hardly constituted an appropriate intermediary for such contacts. Nonetheless, this version remains suggestive, all the more so when the North...

... of Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa: his visit to Moscow in May 1968, where he stayed for only ve days. By then, he was already a well-known writer, part of the boom in Latin American literature along with Gabriel Garc´ a Ma´rquez, Carlos Fuentes, and Julio Corta´zar; like these writers, he had expressed...

.... Other contributions were: Prof. A. F. Shulgovski (Associate Director of the Latin American Institute of the Academy of Sciences, Moscow/USSR), “Feudalism and Capitalism in Latin America: The Significance of the Problem for the Political-Ideological Struggle in the Present Time”; Prof. M. A. Poliakov...

...-1826 [The Liberation War of Spanish Colonies in America; 1810-1826],” Voprosy istorii [Problems of History] (November 1956) , No. 11, pp. 3-16; Vatikan: religiia, financy i politika [The Vatican: Religion, Finances and Politics] (Moscow, 1957), 333 pp.; “Reaktsionnaia rol’ klerikalizma v...

... source materials housed in the USSB State Museum on Revolution, in Moscow. This repository is said to contain significant collections bearing on labor and political movements of the interwax period in Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, and Mexico and materials cited by Koval tend to substantiate the historical...

... and Moscow were physically distant, they had a direct impact on Latin America's political landscape. As Omar Acha puts it in his afterword to the volume, the Russian Revolution “affected the configuration of the entire ideological spectrum,” such that the process of “determining what the Left was and what...

... interest in the Americas. It was not until the 1960s, he points out, that the study of Latin America was institutionalized as Prague followed Moscow's lead and established a Latin American institute. And what work there was on Latin America after the 1960s was primarily in literature or history, avoiding...

... Communists in Moscow sought to reframe their party's entire approach to the question of race. Ramón Nicolau and Aggeo Suárez Pérez had been sent from Havana to the Soviet Union the previous year to study at the International Lenin School, a cadre-training institution established by the Communist...

... bibliography of English-language scholarship, and a collection of 25 primary source documents that illuminate the actions of leaders in Washington and Moscow during October 1962. Keith Eubank, in his summary of the crisis, emphasizes misunderstandings and misjudgments made by John Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev...

... of this book is that of a “Kremlinologist.” “Who influences whom in Soviet-Cuban relations?” (p. 1) is the compelling question that the book addresses and successfully examines, covering types of influences, a history of the relationship from 1959 through the 1970s and the signs of discord between Moscow...

... and the West” (Foreign Affairs , Vol. 41, October, 1962). Mr. Zagoria wrote: “Our dangers (of Communism) may increase if Peking’s charges that Moscow is soft toward the West goad the Russians into adopting a harsher attitude” (p. 171). That Moscow was goaded into a harsher attitude was proven by the Cuban...

...Robert J. Alexander Chile, Corvalán, Struggle . By Shragin Victor . Translated by Sviridov Yuri . Moscow : Progress Publishers , 1980 . Pp. 202. Paper . $3.50 . Copyright 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 This book, in the guise of being about the career of Luis...

... assessment of what went wrong in Chile. Here the Soviets are reported to place much of the blame on the radical Left and to insist on the correctness of the slower and more moderate approach advocated by Moscow, though they question whether or not this approach was correctly implemented in Chile. Beyond...