Titlebook: Vargas and Brazil; New Perspectives Jens R. Hentschke (Professor of Latin American His Book 2006 Jens R. Hentschke 2006 dictatorship.Instit

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objection

,“I Choose This Means to Be With You Always”: Getúlio Vargas’s ,us letter was found near Vargas’s body after he killed himself. Quickly acquiring a title, this . has been subject to persistent dispute, challenge, interpretation, and glorification. Opponents of . obstinately dispute the letter’s authenticity while each anniversary of the president’s death finds political devotees offering homage to the text.

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Agnosia

變化

夜晚

Spinous-Process

,“All for S?o Paulo, All for Brazil”: Vargas, the ,, and the Historiography of Twentieth-Century Brathe so-called “Vargas Era”—has advanced markedly. We now know a great deal more about these decades, including about issues that historians in Vargas’s day would have never thought to inquire of. New . arrives in bookstores every year; while the 1995 publication of Vargas’s long-lost diary (or, more

新陳代謝

,The Military and the Dictatorship: Getúlio, Góes, and Dutra,ns as to why the constitutional regime of 1934 fell into dictatorship. The standard explanation was the president’s lust for power. The frustrations of the complicated presidential election process were not sufficient to force the dramatic changes. And why would the army’s top generals concern thems

Modicum

,Vargas Era Social Policies: An Inquiry into Brazilian Malnutrition during the Estado Novo (1937–45)t the state to sweeping social policies until the Estado Novo’s inception in late 1937, a perceptive Vargas would have recognized that Brazilian sentiments increasingly leaned in that direction after 1930. Scholarly articles, journalistic reports, and newspaper editorials regularly broached social i

perjury

Defending , against ,: The Brazilian Political Police and Industrial Labor Control, opened archives of the federal political police, the Departamento de Ordern Política e Social, and its counterparts in the states have revealed the full scale and scope of police operations against individuals and associations deemed subversive to the established social and political order. The tar