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Show CHAPTER I ENTRANCE OF B&\ZIL INTO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Introduction The Francisco on Char'ter of the United 26, 1945. by' June nations, included Latin American the as republicsal Latin American and their original stat 'Qera all twenty of the 'fhe participation !a subsequent adherence to increasingly ld active representatives of fifty the in the San Francisco as at S'1 Nations, signed the charter important role' these C,eraence emphasized the states have Their assumed in international relations and organization. in case even at the far greater part Of these and interesting of the beginning "aome of them will expe c t a is no longer pas s1 ve I Lnt er-natd ona I 1 ife part in world affairs than was th.e and to play heretofore.u2 a most international affairs. in as the power, states, Brazil rAS played role . present century: and may have , ot masse aative By pursuing Articrle 110; also see lCharter of the Goodrich arid E. Hambr-o , Cr.ta.rter, of the Uni t,ed Nations- Conunentary and Documents (Boston: World Peace Foundation, United'Nations, M. 1946'. p. 299Q . 2R• America A. Humphreys, The Evolution of Mo ern Latin (New York: Oxford niversity Press, 1 , p.,148. - 1 - |
