Danger Over PanamaBobbs-Merrill, 1964 - 409 páginas Detailed history of U. S. policy in the Panama Canal Zone, with information on Communist activity due to Cuban infiltration. |
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... Colombia was revised . By virtue of the new contract , no company could build another road or canal across the Isthmus without first reimbursing the Panama Railroad Company for the rights . Also , Colombia ceded the railroad to that com ...
... Colombia was revised . By virtue of the new contract , no company could build another road or canal across the Isthmus without first reimbursing the Panama Railroad Company for the rights . Also , Colombia ceded the railroad to that com ...
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... Colombia ratified that treaty but the Senate of the United States again rejected it . The Republic of Colombia had granted to the United States the entire control , protectorate , and management of the canal and again sur- rendered ...
... Colombia ratified that treaty but the Senate of the United States again rejected it . The Republic of Colombia had granted to the United States the entire control , protectorate , and management of the canal and again sur- rendered ...
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... Colombia and an annuity of $ 100,000 for the canal rights . On December 31 , 1902 , Colombia upped its annuity demands to $ 600,000 , a sum that was unacceptable to the United States . With negotiations about to break off , a compro ...
... Colombia and an annuity of $ 100,000 for the canal rights . On December 31 , 1902 , Colombia upped its annuity demands to $ 600,000 , a sum that was unacceptable to the United States . With negotiations about to break off , a compro ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
The Communist Strategy | 3 |
The Problem Is Born | 21 |
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