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869:. ... El actual gobierno español, el cual habiendo sido fundado con el apoyo de las potencias del Eje, no posee, en vistas de sus orígenes, su naturaleza, su historial y su íntima asociación con los Estados agresores, las condiciones que justifiquen su admisión.
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November 29, 1945 (formally, 1 December 1945), only 8 months afterwards, the United States further isolated Spain by refusing to send another ambassador until 1951.
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Russian wife and the way in which they were engaged were commonly cited by the press on both sides of the issue.
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1183:"The American Withdrawal from Haiti, 1929-1934"
1088:"Recall Armour in New Blow at Argentine Rule".
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948:"Allied Ambassadors Still In Petrograd".
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1097:"Armour New Head of U.S. Latin Bureau".
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1124:"Norman Armour Retires Again".
1012:. February 3, 1919. p. 15.
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1106:"Armour Quits Post Today".
1092:. June 28, 1944. p. 8.
1083:. March 5, 1944. p. 1.
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990:"To Wed Russian Princess".
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2368:Envoy Extraordinary
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1927:Envoy Extraordinary
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774:Ambassador to Chile
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