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Argentine duels: honor and something else at stake
Author: Mariano Oropeza
Since the years of Independence, duels tried to settle personal offenses. Over time, they becam...
Argentina in World War II
Author: Sergio Prudencstein
Conflicts in Europe in the middle of the last century deeply affected local political movements...
The Second War of Independence: Argentine glory in Vuelta de Obligado
Author: Mariano Oropeza
On November 20, the heroic defense of National Sovereignty on the coast of Buenos Aires was rec...
One of vampires in the Rio de la Plata
Author: Mariano Oropeza
Gabo Ferro, a great poet and musician, was also an original historian. Recently deceased, we re...
San Martín y Rosas: a friendship of Americans
Author: Mariano Oropeza
The controversy about Rosas obscures both the Battle of the Return of Obligado, and the vital s...
Battle of the Return of Obligado. Parts of the Silver War.
Author: Mariano Oropeza
The foreign press played its role fueled by antirosistas in front of patriots like San Martín.
Juana Azurduy: the missing story
Author: Sergio Prudencstein
She was one of the great solitary drivers of the war against the Spanish crown. Today, however,...
The legend of the first Argentine president
Author: Sergio Prudencstein
Argentina has forged countless myths around a large number of heroes, events and objects relate...
“It's funny that a rebellious gaucho represents a nation”
Author: Mariano Oropeza
Together with the historian Ezekiel Adamovsky we spotted, rethink, 500 years of Argentine histo...
Arturo Jauretche: boleando zonceras argentinas in the 21st century also
Author: Mariano Oropeza
In the birth of the thinker, politician and writer, refucilos of his life and thought. A dismel...
109 years ago he escaped, for the only time, a prisoner from the end of the world prison
Author: Juan Gabriel López
Learn the story of Simon Radowitzky, the Ukrainian anarchist who managed to escape from the sou...
Carlos Maria Moyano, the man who set the course of the history of Santa Cruz
Author: Octavio Del Real
Carlos Maria Moyano was the first governor of the National Territory of Santa Cruz.
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Argentine duels: honor and something...
Author: Mariano Oropeza
Since the years of Independence, duels tried to settle personal offenses. Ove...
Argentina in World War II
Author: Sergio Prudencstein
Conflicts in Europe in the middle of the last century deeply affected local p...
The legend of the first Argentine pre...
Author: Sergio Prudencstein
Argentina has forged countless myths around a large number of heroes, events...
“It's funny that a rebellious gaucho...
Author: Mariano Oropeza
Together with the historian Ezekiel Adamovsky we spotted, rethink, 500 years...
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