Juan Atilio Bramuglia Papers, 1935-1974

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Juan Atilio Bramuglia Papers, 1935-1974

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Correspondence, speeches and writings, memoranda, reports, financial records, clippings,other printed matter, and photographs, relating to Argentine foreign relations andparticipation in the United Nations; political conditions in Argentina, especially thePeronist movement and the Partido Union Popular; and labor policy and legislation inArgentina under the regime of Juan Peron. Includes correspondence with Peron, and somepapers of Carlos Atilio Bramuglia.

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Peronism.

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Bramuglia, Juan Atilio, 1903-1962

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Argentine politician; minister of foreign affairs, 1946-1949. From the description of Juan Atilio Bramuglia papers, 1935-1974. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 123379212 Biography 1903 January 1 Born, Chascomús, province of Buenos Aires 1925 Receives doctorate in law, University of Buenos Aires ...

Partido Union Popular (Argentina)

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United Nations

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