Falklands
THREE DATES: 1815, 1863 AND 1982
Sunday, June 18, 1815. It has rained all night in the vicinity of Mont Saint-Jean, an elevation of land that stands near
October 11, 2018
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Sunday, June 18, 1815. It has rained all night in the vicinity of Mont Saint-Jean, an elevation of land that stands near
The First Myth: The Military Venture To begin with, this idea has been believed by the ruling issued by the Federal Court of Appeals on
The Second Myth: Perpetuating the Power of the Argentine Military Government Although the previous item fully explains the reasons why the Argentine government took the
The Third Myth: A Man and His Problems with Alcohol This myth can be analyzed from three different aspects: 1st) It is a COMPLETE and
The Fourth Myth: The US' “Go Ahead” Signal Many uphold—without having supporting evidence; rather, based purely on hearsay—that the United States of America had
The Fifth Myth: The “War Boys” 1. Why were they sent? When I started working with Lieutenant General Galtieri as his attorney for the defense
The Sixth Myth: The Seventh Reason The book MALVINAS/82 – CÓMO Y PORQUE (How and Why) identifies six motives and vested interests why Great
Prologue by Juan Manuel Soaje Pinto "Argentines are not empanadas that are eaten just by opening your mouth..." José de San Martín Mi
On Monday, May 14, at the closing of the 44th International Book Fair, the SMIM (R) VGM Humberto S. Henriquez, author of the book
Interview with Alberto De Vita in Contracara N°10 – Ara San Juan: another episode of the Malvinas War. The lic. Juan Manuel Soaje