The Ideology and Program of the Peruvian Aprista Movement Classic Reprint

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The author is indebted to many people for aid in the preparation of this study. Particular mention should be made of Victor Raul Haya de la Torre, who encouraged the writer to undertake it. During long discussions in 1948 he clarified many aspects of Aprista ideology and made it possible for the author to understand better the voluminous writings published during the past thirty years by and about the Apristas. Professor Russell H. Fitzgibbon of the University of Cali fornia at Los Angeles offered generous aid and constructive advice for which the writer is grateful. Thanks are due the author's wife, Vivian Rubin Kantor, for help in typing and for her encouragement during the project. Thanks are also due to the following publishers, who have been kind enough to grant permission to quote from books and periodi cals to which they hold copyrights: Friendship Press for That Other America by John A. Mackay, New York, 1935 The Macmillan Comp any for The Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, New York, 1932; the editors of The Nation for articles by Manuel Seoane in the issue of December 15, 1945, and by Pedro Hernandez Zelaya in the issue of January 1, 1949; the editors of The Political Quarterly for an article by Boris Mirkine Guetzevitch in the issue of April, 1934; and the editors of Social Re search for an article by Beate Salz in the issue of November, 1944.

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