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... Popular Front candidates in the 1938 and 1942 elec- tions , it maintained a stubborn independence in 1946 and ran its own candidate rather than ally with Communists in support of González Videla . Of more recent growth is the Agrarian ...
... Popular Front candidates in the 1938 and 1942 elec- tions , it maintained a stubborn independence in 1946 and ran its own candidate rather than ally with Communists in support of González Videla . Of more recent growth is the Agrarian ...
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... Popular Front candidates in the 1938 and 1942 elec- tions , it maintained a stubborn independence in 1946 and ran its own candidate rather than ally with Communists in support of González Videla . Of more recent growth is the Agrarian ...
... Popular Front candidates in the 1938 and 1942 elec- tions , it maintained a stubborn independence in 1946 and ran its own candidate rather than ally with Communists in support of González Videla . Of more recent growth is the Agrarian ...
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... Popular education , urbanization , and increasing industrializa- tion all played their part in the Leftward swing which Chile then experienced , and the support of the new Confederation in secur- ing the return of the Popular Front ...
... Popular education , urbanization , and increasing industrializa- tion all played their part in the Leftward swing which Chile then experienced , and the support of the new Confederation in secur- ing the return of the Popular Front ...
Contents
Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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