ASOCIACION DEFENSA SOCIAL ARGENTINA (ADSA)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R004300460009-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 13, 2003
• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: February 24, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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SUBJECT Asociacion Defensa Social Argentina (ADSA) NO. OF PAGES 3
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Union Civica Nacionalista (Nationalist Civic Union)
Liga Republicana (Republican League)
Falange Argentina (Argentine Falange)
11A. J. N..11 Legion Civica Argentina (A. J. N. Argentina Civic Legion)
Partido .Fascists Argentino (Argentine Fascist Party)
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Legion Nacional.ista. Argentina (Argentine Nationalist Legion)
Aduna
Partido Social Argentina (Argentine Socialist Party)
partido Nacional Socialista (National
Restauracion (Restoration)
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Afirmacion Argentina (Argentine Assertion)
Los Tres Tacuares
Alianza Libertadora Nacionalista (Nationalist Liberation Alliance - ALN)
Nacionalismo L .borista (Nationalist Labori.at )
Comite de la Juventud Argentina (Argentine Youth Committee)
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SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION
1, The Asociacion Defensa Social Argentina (ADS.), an ultra nationalist organization
in Argentina, has been reorganizing its activities for the purpose of furthering
nationalism throughout Latin America, The proposed plan of ADSA leaders will
include the following basic objectives:
a. Attempt to convert the youth of Argentina to nationalism.
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Circulate !'Latin Arnericanism19 propaganda throughout South America.
c. Combat Communism and "Anglo-Saxon imperialism".
2, It is reported that ADSA officials-have compiled a resume of both active and
inactive nationalist groups in an effort to develop a fixed plan of action for
future operations. They have been studying an organizational chart of the
Legion de Mayo, a nationalist organization founded in 1930. The following groups
active during the late l930'e and early 1910 s were incorporated under the
Legion de Mayo:
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Mary of the above groups currently exist in name only, while others disappeared
with the downfall of the Axis. The f1LN is the most powerful of the listed
orr:ponents of the original Legion de Mayo.
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the Club del Plata and the
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the magazine Clarinada, pro-Nazi organ during World War 11. Gustavo Martinez
/.uviria, pressnt rice -of the Biblioteca Nacional, was also a staunch supporter.
C a',A C?CO dedicated itself to the fight against Coimuniissu both in Argentina
and the other Latin. .ieri.can republicsc
Cooiision Popular Argentina both inactive today. The Club del
Plata was a nationalist organization supported by wealthy families whose
contr.- ut.ion to the. nationalist cause was limited to fund raising and moral
..upport0, The was a nationalist group founded by the director of
A,:,A plans call for a drive to enlist new members in the organization.
Invitations have been extended to a number of individuals eta o have espoused
onaliamn in the past.
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7, the ADSA plar is a typical example of totalitarian philosophy
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gave t3.ang body. speci#ilization of t sks (decentralization of technical rla~s~isiora.s ~
.: w ce:itralization of the direactorata are all included in the embryonic master
,A.DS.tI, hopes to accomplish the followi ; intermediate objectr.ver
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n. Ubbtain favorable publicity in Chile and Peru.
h,, Develop a working '! .eison w .th nationalist groups in Chile, Peru, Ecuador,
ems' ? .3 ui~,~F and j.rugs ?.ye
c., Obtain indoxr ativc. reports from Brazilian nationalists on Communist activit
and United States commercial activities in that country.
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