Basra University discusses (US policy towards Argentina 1939-1974)
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A panel discussion at the College of Education for Human Sciences, Basra University, Department of History discussed (US policy towards Argentina 1939-1974)
Researcher (Hamid Abdul Ghaffar Hamid) said that this letter speaks for the first time in Iraq about the policy of the United States of America towards Argentina and how this policy is in light of the most difficult period in contemporary history, namely the outbreak of World War II, and Argentina's declaration of neutrality in this war, and how was the position The United States of America declared this neutrality, and succeeded in ruling Argentina after the coup against the government of Juan Domingo Perón in 1955, military coup governments until 1973, with the exception of the period of Frondese's rule (1958-1962), who came to power in elections and his term also ended in a military coup, and what was the nature of politics America toward these military governments, especially in light of the abandonment of the Cold War.
The researcher divided the research into an introduction, conclusion, and four chapters
The first chapter deals with the discovery of Argentina and the European-American rivalry (1516-1939).
The second chapter dealt with the outbreak of the Second World War and Argentina's declaration of neutrality and its impact on the policy of the United States of America (1939-1955).
The third chapter discusses: The Change in Policy between the United States of America - Argentina (1955-1966).
The fourth chapter: It was entitled (Policy of the United States of America towards the political and military developments in Argentina (1966-1974)
