SANDINO, AUGUSTO CÉSAR

ougoosˈtō sāˈsär sändēˈnō, 1895–1934, Nicaraguan revolutionary general. A farmer and a mining engineer, he joined the liberal revolution (1926) against the conservative government headed by Adolfo Díaz and Emiliano Chamorro. He protested against the new U.S. intervention in Nicaragua in 1926 and rejected the Stimson-Moncada agreement for the elections of 1927. On this score Sandino broke with the liberal leader, José María Moncada, and conducted vigorous guerrilla campaigns (1927–33) against the U.S. marines. Never captured but finally reconciled after the withdrawal of the marines, he headed a cooperative farming scheme. In 1934 he was invited to meet with Gen. Anastasio Somoza, and when he did so, he was seized and executed. It is from his name that the Nicaraguan revolutionary group, the Sandinistas, derives its name.

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books on: Sandino Augusto CEsar  - 178 results

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The Shark and the Sardines
Book by Juan José Arévalo; L. Stuart, 1961
Subjects: Latin America--Economic Conditions, Latin America--Relations (General) With The United States, United States--Economic Policy, United States--Relations (General) With Latin America
...Edward, 241 S Saenz, Vicente, 82 , 121 , 148 San Bartolome de las Antillas, 107 San Juan River, 87 Sandino, Augusto Cesar, 70 Sandino, Cesar A., 171 Santander, 109 Santo Domingo, 107 military action in 1916, 11 Sargasso Sea, 143 Sarmiento...
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Encyclopedia of Nationalism - Vol. 2
Book by Alexander J. Motyl; Academic Press, 2001
Subjects: Nationalism--Encyclopedias, Nationalism--History--Encyclopedias
...Andes (Coopcr Square, IQ45). SANDINO, AUGUSTO CESAR 1895-1934, Nicara- guan patriot...born in Niquinohomo. Nicaragua. Sandino wagcd a guerrilla war from 1926...withdrawn in 1925. At that time Sandino joined an armed revolt by the...
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The Nicaraguan Church and the Revolution
Book by Joseph E. Mulligan; Sheed & Ward, 1991
Subjects: Catholic Church--Nicaragua--History, Nicaragua--Church History, Nicaragua--Politics And Government
...mutual interests." 66. The Catholic Church and Sandino Augusto Cesar Sandino joined the Liberal struggle against the Conservative...at the insistence of the U.S. government, but Sandino refused to recognize its legitimacy and continued...
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The Catholic Church and Social Change in Nicaragua
Book by Manzar Foroohar; State University of New York Press, 1989
Subjects: Catholic Church--Nicaragua, Church And State--Nicaragua, Liberation Theology, Nicaragua--Church History--20th Century, Nicaragua--Politics And Government
...of July, 201 Sandinista Workers Federation. See CST Sandinistas. Sec FSLN Sandino and the Catholic Church, 21 -22 Sandino, Augusto Cesar, 15 -16, 112 Sandino, Don Gregorio, 16 Santa Clara, 149 Santa Rosa parish, 206 ; Church, 207...
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Eisenhower, Somoza, and the Cold War in Nicaragua, 1953-1961
Book by Michael D. Gambone; Greenwood, 1997
Subjects: Cold War, Eisenhower, Dwight D--(Dwight David)--1890-1969, Nicaragua--Foreign Relations--United States, Somoza, Anastasio--1896-1956, United States--Foreign Relations--1953-1961, United States--Foreign Relations--Nicaragua
...Air Command , 184 , 187 Sandinistas. See FSLN Sandino, Augusto Cesar, 111 -14, 213 Servicios , 33 , 150 - 153 Sevilla...organized labor and Nicaraguan politics, 58 - 63 ; and Augusto Cesar Sandino, 111 -14; and U.S. assistance, 34 - 35...
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journal articles on: Sandino Augusto CEsar  - 13 results

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Personal Occupations: Women's Responses to U.S. Military Occupations in Latin America
Journal article by Alan Mcpherson; The Historian, Vol. 72, 2010
Subjects: Latin America--History, Latin America--International relations, Latin America--Military aspects, Latin America--Social aspects, Latin Americans--Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Latin Americans--History, Military occupation--History, United States foreign relations--History, Women--Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
...NARA II. (40.) My translation. Augusto Sandino letter to Blanca Arauz de Sandino, San Rafael del Norte, 6 October 1927, E-001, C-001, 000427, Colleccion ACS (Augusto Cesar Sandino), CHM-N. (41.) Sofonias Salvatierra...
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Foreign Support for Venezuelan Political Exiles during the Regime of Juan Vicente Gomez: The Case of Mexico, 1923-33
Journal article by Brian S. Mcbeth; The Historian, Vol. 69, 2007
Subjects: Diaz, Porfirio--Political activity, Foreign assistance--History, Gomez, Juan Vicente--Political activity, Mexican foreign relations--Political aspects, Obregon, Alvaro--Political activity, Venezuelan foreign relations--History, Venezuelan foreign relations--Political aspects
...especially Nicaragua with Augusto Cesar Sandino, is well documented. (3...the Nicaraguan revolutionary Augusto Cesar Sandino." (27) The involvement...1927. (36) In early 1926, Augusto Cesar Sandino returned from Mexico to Nicaragua...
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Nicaragua/women/revolution
Journal article by Eileen Haley; Hecate, Vol. 9, 1983
Subjects: Civil rights, Gender, International, Nicaragua, Politics, Rebellions, Revolutions, Women, Womens rights movement
...Nicaraguan affairs. Women and Sandino These interventions finally culminated...resistance under the leadership of Augusto Cesar Sandino, whose name was to be assumed...generation of guerrilla fighters. Sandino was a patriot and anti-imperialist...
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Emergence of Nationalist Identity in Armed Insurrections: a Comparison of Iraq and Nicaragua
Journal article by Bradley Tatar; Anthropological Quarterly, Vol. 78, 2005
Subjects: Cultural anthropology, Iraq, Nationalism, Nicaragua, Rebellions
...by the antiAmerican insurgent Augusto Cesar Sandino, who came to Managua for peace negotiations. Somoza betrayed Sandino, capturing him and summarily...1933 until 1979. The martyred Sandino was remembered for his years of...
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Church, State, and Society during the Nicaraguan Revolution
Journal article by John-Paul Wilson; Dialogos Latinoamericanos, 2009
...imperialist rebellion begun by Augusto Cesar Sandino in 1928, the Church hierarchy...the rebels. To the bishops, Sandino was seen as an atheist and a bolshevist...appreciation of its support against Sandino. Moneado took the first step...
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magazine articles on: Sandino Augusto CEsar  - 11 results

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The Long March of Alan Bolt
Magazine article by Joan Peters; The Nation, Vol. 248, June 19, 1989
Subjects: Bolt, Alan--Political activity, Civil war--Nicaragua, Nicaragua--Political aspects, Sandinista National Liberation Front--Officials and employees
...philosophy of an ideal father, Augusto Cesar Sandino, which are, in many ways, at...But while the military success Sandino achieved is credited to his knowledge...one does - but Bolt boasts that Sandino thought his officers were reincarnated...
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Keeping Hope Alive in Nicaragua
Magazine article by Joseph E. Mulligan; Monthly Review, Vol. 43, January 1992
Subjects: Nicaragua--Political aspects, Sandinista National Liberation Front--Influence, Socialism--Nicaragua
...martyrs goes back even further, to include General Augusto Cesar Sandino and those who fought alongside him against the U...North American filibuster forces," wrote General Augusto Cesar Sandino in his 1933 "Manifesto to the Peoples of the Earth...
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Socialism and the Sacred
Magazine article by John Brentlinger; Monthly Review, Vol. 44, October 1992
Subjects: Nicaragua--History, Religion--Analysis, Sandinista National Liberation Front--History, Socialism and religion--Analysis, Socialism--Analysis
...through the life and thought of Sandino. While still a student he broke...the fundamental importance of Sandino, and compiled an anthology of...also the term of address used by Augusto Cesar Sandino toward those who accompanied him...
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The Cultural Prerequisites of Freedom and Prosperity
Magazine article by Lawrence E. Harrison; The American Spectator, Vol. 39, December 2006
Subjects: Adult literacy, Capitalism, Civil liberties, Cultural change, Cultural values, Democracy, Economic trends, Economists, Fiscal policy, Politics, Prosperity, Religion, Society, Trade liberalization
...But the occupation provoked an insurgency led by Augusto Cesar Sandino, who became a hero throughout Latin America-a symbol...revolution led by the leftist Sandinistas-"children of Sandino"-forced Anastasio Somoza Debayle into exile in...
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Situation in Central America Reviewed; Attacks against Nicaragua Condemned
Magazine article; UN Chronicle, Vol. 21, January 1984
Subjects: Armed forces in foreign countries, American--Central America, Central America--Military aspects, Nicaragua--Military aspects, United Nations. Security Council--Mediation and arbitration, United States--Relations with Central America
...United States CIA and Pentagon against "the country of Sandino was becoming "more and more dirty and less and less...people. It had betrayed the values of its founder Augusto Cesar Sandino, who had supported nationalism, not the Soviet empire...
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newspaper articles on: Sandino Augusto CEsar  - 2 results

 
 
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Ortega Pitches Ties with Chavez; Claims 'Sovereignty' on Islands
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, February 8, 2008
Subjects: Chavez, Hugo, Ortega, Daniel
...invalid by Mr. Ortega, who says Nicaragua was under U.S. military occupation when the document was signed. Cesar Augusto Sandino, for whom the Sandinista party was named, battled U.S. troops in Nicaragua from 1927 until their withdrawal...
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List of Nursing Board Passers 'M'
Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, March 2, 2009
...ANGELO ACUNA MAGNO, PAUL AUGUSTO GARCIA MAGNO, PAULO CABRERA...ANGELO MARI SOTTO MALINAO, CESAR JR DACERA MALINAO, ERNESTO...ABELLA MANGAOANG, CRIS SANDINO BUGAYONG MANGAOANG, MARKUS...MARTINEZ MONJE, LISANDRO AUGUSTO LAGATIC MONLEON, LOIDA...


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encyclopedia articles on: Sandino Augusto CEsar  - 3 results

 
 
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Sandino, Augusto CÉsar
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
SANDINO, AUGUSTO CESAR ougoos to sa sar sande no, 1895 1934, Nicaraguan revolutionary general...Stimson-Moncada agreement for the elections of 1927. On this score Sandino broke with the liberal leader, Jose Maria Moncada, and conducted...
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Nicaragua
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...Chamorro attempted to seize power. Augusto Cesar Sandino was a leader of the anti-occupation...to binding elections, although Sandino continued to fight. The Somozas...Walker, Nicaragua, the Land of Sandino (1991); L. Dematteis, ed...
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Sandinistas
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...left-wing Nicaraguan political party, the Sandinist National Liberation Front (FSLN). The group, named for Augusto Cesar Sandino , a former insurgent leader, was formed in 1962 to oppose the regime of Anastasio Somoza Debayle . In 1979 the...


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