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Reference FO 467/5
Department/Office Foreign Office
Title Further correspondence regarding Brazil: part 5
Date 1951
Collection Confidential Print: Latin America
Region South America
Countries Brazil
Places Argentina; Bahia; Bolivia; Brazil; Buenos Aires; Caracas; Chile; Colombia; Costa Rica; Cuba; Dominican Republic; Ecuador; El Salvador; France; Germany; Guatemala; Haiti; Havana; Lima; Lisbon; London; Mato Grosso; Mexico; Minas Gerais; Montevideo; Netherlands; Nicaragua; Panama; Paraguay; Paris; Peru; Portugal; Rio de Janeiro; Rio Grande do Sul; River Plate; San Salvador; Santiago; São Paulo; Spain; United Kingdom; United States; Uruguay; Venezuela
People Churchill, Sir Winston; Garibaldi, Giuseppe; Kubitschek, Juscelino; Labouchere, Henry, Baron Taunton; Peron, Juan; Vargas, Getulio
Topics administration; agriculture; air force; aircraft; anti-communism; army; banking; bonds; boundary; British Empire; British Government; business; canal; Catholicism; Christianity; church; civil war; cocoa; coffee; commodities; communications; communism; conferences; constitution; coup d'état; currency; customs; debt; democracy; dictatorship; diplomatic representation; economic aid; education; elections; empire; Estado Novo(Brazil); execution; exile; exports; food; foreign policy; forests; forts; gauchos; gold; governor; hospitals; immigration; imperialism; independence; industrial development; industry; investment; junta; justice; labour; language; League of Nations; loans; medicine; migration; military; mining; missionaries; nationalisation; nationalism; navigation; navy; oil; parliament; political parties; populism; propaganda; railway; refugees; republic; revolt; revolution; riots and disturbances; roads; schools; ships; socialism; steel; sugar; tariffs; telegraph lines; trade; trade unions; transport; treaty; United Nations; universities; war
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