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Soldiers of Peron: Argentina's Montoneros.

HAHR - Hispanic American Historical Review, 1984
Marvin Goldwert, Richard Gillespie
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Argentina. Montoneros

The Latin American Studies Book Series
José Manuel Azcona, Miguel Madueño
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Montoneros: The Rise and Fall of the Argentine Guerrilla

2023
Abstract The Montoneros were the main guerrilla organization in Argentina, in terms of their proximity to power and the influence of their youth, trade union, territorial, and women’s organizations, which could mobilize thousands of followers.
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Childhood, Love and Politics: The Montonero ‘Nursery’ in Cuba during the Cold War

Journal of Latin American Studies, 2022
AbstractThis article examines the conditions that led the Argentine armed group Montoneros to establish a nursery in Cuba, in 1979, to care for the children of exiled members who had decided to return to the country to fight against a dictatorial regime characterised by the crime of enforced disappearance and supported by continental and global ...
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Comunicar la disidencia. Un recorrido por tres escisiones de Montoneros en los setentas

open access: yesIzquierdas, 2018
: From a political identities sociology, this paper analyzes three dissidences of the argentinian Montoneros organization wich emerged in completely dissimilar moments and with different characteristics.
Slipak, Daniela
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The Ideological Basis of the Montonero Risings in Argentina during the 1860s

The Historian, 1984
(1984). The Ideological Basis of the Montonero Risings in Argentina during the 1860s. The Historian: Vol. 46, No. 2, pp. 235-251.
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