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American journalists reporting on the events in Guatemala continued ... day in July 1965, Sylvester told American journalists that they had a patriotic ... ...

short – while. By the spring of 1949 American policy had already been ... By February 1948, the American administration had already concluded ... ...

birth of capitalism to today – from the American and French revolutions at ... them and to allow them to go to other American cities to meet other Africans ... ...

in Paris), colonization of the country by American imperialism, bloody and ... it is reflected the whole policy of the American leaders, a policy of war ... ...

had also fascinated Averell Harriman, the American ambassador to Moscow between ... Cold War; in 1949, the president of the American Historical Association had ... ...

in 1960 marked a dramatic moment in Latin American history and in U.S.-Latin ... the United States and most Latin American governments created a vast ... ...

its often noted defects and problems, the American university--and mine, Columbia ... fabricated an arid landscape ready for American power to construct there ... ...

reexamines subjects as different as the American Revolution, the history ... role played by the twenty-nine Latin American states. Cuba sent thirty ... ...

to the National Assembly a message of American prolixity, overloaded with ... juries, for every attack of bourgeois journalists on Bonaparte's usurpationist ... ...

of municipal and parliamentary bodies, journalists and functionaries of Social ... of this British-French-Japanese-American bloc; nor could she do so ... ...

One example is the progressive American philosopher Barrows Dunham ... the U.S.A. Its founder was the eminent American logician Charles Pierce ... ...

depicted by Western journalists, Vietnam is simultaneously a success ... ” by Alexandra Rosati, Scientific American, February 26, 2018. ... ...