Endeavors to Make Global Connections : Latin American Contacts and Strategies with Mediterranean Non-Alignment in the Early Cold War
Kullaa, R., & Getchell, M. (2015). Endeavors to Make Global Connections : Latin American Contacts and Strategies with Mediterranean Non-Alignment in the Early Cold War. Verbindungen zwischen Südosteuropa und Lateinamerika, 4(2), 25-35. http://suedosteuropaeische-hefte.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/sh-4-2-kullaagetchell.pdf
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This article explores linkages between Yugoslavia’s influence and the roots of the Non-Aligned
Movement in the Mediterranean with Latin America as a region through which the Soviet Union
sought to challenge the independence of Yugoslavia and the Movement. It answers directly the
question: To what extent did the foundation of the coalition of non-aligned states in 1961 in Belgrade
have an impact on relations between Yugoslavia and some Latin American states? The sources used
for this article consist principally of primary sources from the Foreign Policy Archive of the Russian
Federation and the Archive of the Foreign Ministry of Yugoslavia.
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