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From the Pampas to the Trenches: Military Mobilisation from Argentina, 1914-1920s

From the Pampas to the Trenches: Military Mobilisation from Argentina, 1914-1920s

by María Inés Tato
Title:
From the Pampas to the Trenches: Military Mobilisation from Argentina, 1914-1920s
Author:
María Inés Tato
Series (if any):
Wars and Battles of the World
Edited by:
Luis Esteban Dalla Fontana
Format:
Paperback
Number of pages:
176 pages, 7 Halftones, black and white; 7 Illustrations, black and white
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
ISBN-13:
9781032994451
EAN:
9781032994451
Classifications:
Interdisciplinary studies
Weight (g):
416
Dimensions (mm):
233 x 157 x 14
Publication Country:
United Kingdom
Language:
English
Condition:
New
Price:£50.39
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This book explores the military and economic contributions of European reservists in Argentina and Argentine-born volunteers to the First World War.

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