Social Origins of Counterrevolution in Argentina, 1900-1932
Social Origins of Counterrevolution in Argentina, 1900-1932
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Liga officials decided to move the central office from these palatial surroundings to an even larger space in a building on Florida and Lavalle, whose multimillionaire owner, Saturnino Unzuu, a Liga member, would charge the organization only half the usual rent. According to Liga sources, by November its O Q emblem appeared in 833 localities.
One of the main events which demonstrated Liga strength to the public and to the government was its part in the independence celebra- tion. The Liga organ...ized a parade for the festivities of May 24, 1919 which included its brigades of the federal capital. About 120,000 people marched in the procession, altliough the Liga admitted that only one-sixth of the participants belonged to the organization. Even this figure may have been an exaggerated one. Nevertheless, the fact that it could mobilize that many people must have disturbed the government, particularly since the latter's parade, by some accounts, lacked the 39 luster and enthusiasm of the Liga's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Liga officials decided to move the central office from these palatial surroundings to an even larger space in a building on Florida and Lavalle, whose multimillionaire owner, Saturnino Unzuu, a Liga member, would charge the organization only half the usual rent. According to Liga sources, by November its O Q emblem appeared in 833 localities.
One of the main events which demonstrated Liga strength to the public and to the government was its part in the independence celebra- tion. The Liga organ...ized a parade for the festivities of May 24, 1919 which included its brigades of the federal capital. About 120,000 people marched in the procession, altliough the Liga admitted that only one-sixth of the participants belonged to the organization. Even this figure may have been an exaggerated one. Nevertheless, the fact that it could mobilize that many people must have disturbed the government, particularly since the latter's parade, by some accounts, lacked the 39 luster and enthusiasm of the Liga's.
What to read after Social Origins of Counterrevolution in Argentina, 1900-1932?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deutsch, Sandra Mcgee to read onlineMoreLess
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