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The Study of Latin America in the U.S.S.R.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 October 2022

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Economic and political relations of the soviet union with the countries of Latin America are on the increase. Annually expanding cultural and scientific relations serve to stimulate the growing interest of the Soviet people in Latin America's rich historical background, its distinctive culture, and the present day problems of that part of the world. Russian interest in Latin America extends over a long period of time. I should like to emphasize, therefore, that this interest in Latin America and the life of its people is not a passing fancy and did not develop overnight. This interest has its own history. Permit me to recount a few facts.

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Copyright © 1967 by the University of Texas Press

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This paper was prepared to be presented at the Conference on Latin American History, 1967, in the name of the USSR Academy of Sciences Latin American Institute by its Director, Victor Vatslavovich Vol'skii, Ph.D. Translated by Professor J. Gregory Oswald, Department of History, University of Arizona, with the assistance of Ann Montano, and Shelby L. Sheehy.