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iExplore | Research
Paraguay travel: iExplore is your complete Paraguay travel guide. Search for trips and travel, talk to travel experts, or read trip reviews. [eng] |
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PARAGUAY: Information and History
On August 15, 1537, Spanish adventurers lead by Juan de Salazar y Espinoza, established a fort on the eastern side of the Paraguay River, calling it Nuestra Señora Santa María de la Asunción, because it was the feast day honoring the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. [eng] |
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German Genealogy: Paraguay
Genealogical and Historical Societies. Genealogical and Historical Records. Gazetteers and Maps. Bibliography. Archives and Libraries. Miscellaneous Subjects. Other Resources (including Internet). Predecessor States, Historical- and Geographic Regions. [eng] |
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History of Paraguay
Discovery and Settlement. Independence and Dictatorship. Dictatorship and War. Liberals Versus Colorados. The Stronato. [eng] |
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World History Archives: Paraguay and Uruguay
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The History of Paraguay
Colony and Republic. Three Dictators, 1811 - 1870. Intermission Between Wars, 1870 - 1928. The Chaco War and After, 1929 - 1954. [eng] |
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History of Paraguay
Pre-Columbian civilization in the fertile, wooded region that is now Paraguay consisted of numerous semi-nomadic, Guarani-speaking tribes of Indians, who were recognized for their fierce warrior traditions. [eng] |
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Paraguay History
Early Explorers and Conquistadores - Toward the 1980s. [eng] |
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History of Paraguay
On the night of February 2, 1989, the streets of Asunción became a battleground as forces loyal to First Corps commander Major General Andrés Rodríguez staged a coup d'état against the government of President Alfredo Stroessner Mattiauda. Tank units of the First Cavalry Division left their Ñu Guazú barracks and bombarded the headquarters of the armed forces general staff, the police, and the Presidential Escort Regiment. [eng] |
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