Presented by Lina Britto, Assistant Professor History, Northwestern University
This paper examines how geopolitical rivalry between the United States and Germany turned the isolated Guajira peninsula -- the northernmost part of the Colombian Caribbean Coast -- into a theater of World War II, and heightened competition among networks of smugglers who traded with Nazi exporters, making rumor, intrigue, jealousy, and paranoia the warp and woof of the wartime social fabric.
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