World War II  South American countries were opposed to the Axis powers and Nazism in Europe, especially after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941. Others maintained that continuing economic relations with countries on both sides of the war would be beneficial. German  influence was strong in Argentina due to a high number of German immigrants,Leonard, Thomas M; John F. Bratzel (2007). Latin America During World War II.Rowman & Littlefield. . but there was opposition to the German community in Chile due to the 1938 Seguro Obrero massacre. The United States issued radio broadcasts and motion pictures during the war in order to generate and spread anti-fascist propaganda across Latin America.Kornel Chang, "Muted reception: US propaganda and the construction of Mexican popular opinion during the Second World War." Diplomatic History 38.3 (2013): 569–598.
World War II Some South American countries were opposed to the Axis powers and Nazism in Europe, especially after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941. Others maintained that continuing economic relations with countries on both sides of the war would be beneficial. German , Spanish and Italian influence was strong in Argentina due to a high number of immigrants,Leonard, Thomas M; John F. Bratzel (2007). Latin America During World War II.Rowman & Littlefield. . but there was opposition to the German community in Chile due to the 1938 Seguro Obrero massacre. The United States issued radio broadcasts and motion pictures during the war in order to generate and spread anti-fascist propaganda across Latin America.Kornel Chang, "Muted reception: US propaganda and the construction of Mexican popular opinion during the Second World War." Diplomatic History 38.3 (2013): 569–598.
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Some
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, Spanish and Italian
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German