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FONTES E BIBLIOGRAFIA I.FONTES 1.Arquivos National Archives II, College Park: *Department of State Records. Record Group 59 FONTES E BIBLIOGRAFIA I.FONTES 1.Arquivos National Archives II, College Park: *Department of State Records. Record Group 59. Lot File, Entry 5177 *Department of State Records. Record Group 59. Lot File, Entry 5339 *Central Foreign Policy Files. Record Group 59. 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