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 Author Page - KENNETH MAXWELL
Recent Foreign Affairs articles: 2 documents found; displaying 1 to 2.Fleeing the Chilean Coup: The Debate Over U.S. Complicity William D. Rogers & Kenneth Maxwell January/February 2004 Summary: Former Assistant Secretary of State William D. Rogers disputes charges of U.S. complicity in the rise and rule of Pinochet; Kenneth Maxwell replies. read
Kenneth Maxwell January 1976 Summary: During the early hours of that remote Portuguese spring of 1974, a graffito appeared at the Technical Institute of Lisbon. It read: "Revolution of roses: petals for the bourgeoisie, thorns for the people." Twenty months later, with Portugal on the brink of civil war and Angola plunged into fratricidal warfare, it is surprising anyone should have been so sanguine. There would be thorns enough for everybody. Real political, economic and strategic assets were threatened when Premier Marcello Caetano was packed off to a comfortable exile in Brazil. If this was not perceived at the time, it was because these assets had been taken entirely for granted for so long, and the end was so sudden and effortless. read 500-word preview | purchase full article
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