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OLIVERA, Ricardo was born on June 10, 1886 in Mercedes, province of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Ricardo OLIVERA
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Ricardo OLIVERA, Argentinian lawyer, diplomat;. Decorations: grand cross, Saint Saba (Yugoslavia), Boyacá (Colombia), Polar Star (Sweden), Saint Olaf (Norway), Isabel la Católica (Spain); grand officer, Libertador (Venezuela), Al Mérito (Chile, Ecuador); commander, Crown of Italy, Villaviciosa (Portugal). Member: Academy Nacional de la Historia, Society de Historia Argentina, Academy, de la Historia (Mexico, Ecuador).
Education
Educated law school, University Nacional de Buenos Aires. Further courses in the University de Paris and the Collège de France.
Career
Professor., school of economics science, University Nacional de Buenos Aires. Professor, of history, Colegio Nacional Mariano Moreno. Secretary to Presidents Roque Sáenz Peña and Victorino de la Plaza.
Chargé d’affaires in Italy and Switzerland, 1909. Minister to Sweden, Ecuador, Paraguay, Rumania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Greece, Norway, Finland. Delegate, League of Nations, 1937-1938.
Ambassador to Mexico, 1938, Germany, 1939-1942, France (Vichy), 1942-1943. Retired from foreign service, 1945. Organizer and director, 1st census of national employees.
Officer, Libertador (Venezuela), Al Mérito (Chile, Ecuador). Commander, Crown of Italy, Villaviciosa (Portugal).
Membership
Member: Academy Nacional de la Historia, Society de Historia Argentina, Academy, de la Historia (Mexico, Ecuador).
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Argentinian
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Decorations: grand cross, Saint Saba (Yugoslavia), Boyacá (Colombia), Polar Star (Sweden), Saint Olaf (Norway), Isabel la Católica (Spain). Grand officer, Libertador (Venezuela), Al Mérito (Chile, Ecuador). Commander, Crown of Italy, Villaviciosa (Portugal).Decorations: grand cross, Saint Saba (Yugoslavia), Boyacá (Colombia), Polar Star (Sweden), Saint Olaf (Norway), Isabel la Católica (Spain). Grand officer, Libertador (Venezuela), Al Mérito (Chile, Ecuador). Commander, Crown of Italy, Villaviciosa (Portugal).