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Augusto
C. Sandino
(1895-1934) |
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Augusto
C. Sandino
(1895-1934) |
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| Sandino in 1927. |
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| 1929 | 1930 |
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| Sandino (center) in Mexico in 1929
with his staff: Sócrates
Sandino, the Salvadoran Agustín Farabundo Martí, the Dominican Urbano Gilbert, and the Mexican José Paredes. |
Sandino (center) and his general staff:
Francisco Estrada, Santos López, Juan Pablo Umanzor, and Sócrates
Sandino.
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Augusto
Sandino's Family
Sandino Insurrection
U.S.
Marines in Nicaragua
Victims
of Sandino
Sandino:
Patriot or Bandit?
LINKS
Augusto
Cesar Sandino (Bilingual)
Augusto
Cesar Sandino (Spanish)
Tipitapa
Agreement, May 11, 1927
San
Albino Manifesto, July 1, 1927
Manifesto
to the Nicaraguan Compatriots, July 14, 1927
Guidelines
for the organization of Sandino's army, September 2, 1927
Letter
to H. J. Amphlett, April 29, 1928
Letter
to the rulers of Latin America, August 4, 1928
Manifesto
to the Nicaraguan Liberals, January 1, 1929
A
Denial, February 24, 1929
An
Open Letter to President Herbet Hoover, March 6, 1929
Declarations
to the World Press, March 18, 1929
Declarations
to The New York World, January 28, 1930
Communique,
October 20, 1931
U.S.
troops aid cradle of Nicaraguan nationalism
U.S.
Isolationism in the Republican Era of Normalcy 1921-1933
Horse
Thieves to Rebels to Dogs: Political Gang Violence and the State in the
Western
Segovias, Nicaragua, in the Time of Sandino, 1926-1934
