"Criminal Hands" Allegedly Involved in "Mysterious Deaths"

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Year:: 1968
Contributor:: Department of State (Addressee); Crimmins, John Hugh (Author); Amembassy Santo Domingo (Author); AmConsul Santiago de los Caballeros (Associated name)
Genre:: telegrams
Subject:: Social Conditions; Public Administration; Dissenters; Arrest (Police methods); PRD (Partido Revolucionario Dominicano); Death--Social aspects; Parathion; Quarantine; Dominican Republic--Santo Domingo

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Crimmins, John Hugh, and Amembassy Santo Domingo, "'Criminal Hands' Allegedly Involved in 'Mysterious Deaths'" (1968). Opening the Archives Dominican Republic Project. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1114171/

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Opening the Archives Dominican Republic Project

The Opening the Archives Dominican Republic Project makes U.S. government documents available about the Dominican Republic during the Cold War years of the 1960s and 1970s. Student researchers, under the leadership of Professor James N. Green and René Cordero, have …
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