La política exterior colombiana durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial
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resumen: El presente estudio se refiere a la política exterior de Colombia durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Se estructura en el tiempo de duración del conflicto, es decir, entre 1939 y 1945, y por tanto, es una indagación respecto a las medidas políticas y de seguridad que adoptó la nación con ocasión de la conflagración. ¿Por qué el gobierno colombiano optó por apoyar la causa de las democracias? ¿Acaso fue una estrategia para ganarse el favor de los Estados Unidos, o simplemente no pudo tomar un camino diferente al planteado por el Panamericanismo y la Buena Vecindad? Estos son los interrogantes que guían la totalidad de la investigación. El texto está planteado de tal forma que correlaciona el interés de Colombia por integrarse a la causa de la seguridad hemisférica, con la preocupación por conservar la soberanía nacional. Asimismo, deja entrever las inconformidades y críticas conservadoras con respecto a las medidas tomadas por el gobierno central.
Abstract: the present study refers to the foreign policy of Colombia during the second world war. It is structured in the duration of the conflict, i.e. between 1939 and 1945, and therefore is an inquiry regarding policies and security measures adopted by the nation during the conflagration. Why the Colombian government chose to support the cause of democracy? Was it a strategy to curry favor with the United States, or just could not take a different path proposed by Pan-Americanism and the Good Neighbor? These are the questions that guide the entire investigation. The text is raised so that the interest of Colombia correlates to integrate into the cause of hemispheric security, with the desire to preserve national sovereignty. It also suggests the disagreements and conservative criticisms of the measures taken by the central government.
Abstract: the present study refers to the foreign policy of Colombia during the second world war. It is structured in the duration of the conflict, i.e. between 1939 and 1945, and therefore is an inquiry regarding policies and security measures adopted by the nation during the conflagration. Why the Colombian government chose to support the cause of democracy? Was it a strategy to curry favor with the United States, or just could not take a different path proposed by Pan-Americanism and the Good Neighbor? These are the questions that guide the entire investigation. The text is raised so that the interest of Colombia correlates to integrate into the cause of hemispheric security, with the desire to preserve national sovereignty. It also suggests the disagreements and conservative criticisms of the measures taken by the central government.