polity Organization of American States peacekeeping forces: All Data

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On 5 May, the OAS (Organization of American States) Peace Committee arrived in Santo Domingo, a second definite ceasefire agreement was then signed ending the main phase of the Dominican Civil War. A day later, OAS members established the Inter-American Peace Force (IAPF) with the goal of serving as a peacekeeping formation in the Dominican Republic.

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1. Genealogy

Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : Genealogy

2. Maps of Political Control Over Time

Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : Map showing the initial year each territory was ruled by the polity Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : Maximal Extension of the Polity

3. Monthly Summaries

Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : Monthly Summary of the Changes

4. Lists and Timelines

Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : List of events the polity was involved in

5. Rankings

Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : Top wars ordered by largest reached area Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area of the changes Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area difference

6. Time Series

Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : Time Series of all Territorial Changes Organization of American States peacekeeping forces : time series of its population and area throughout history

7. All Events mentioned in Territorial Changes

Dominican Civil War

8. All Cities mentioned in Territorial Changes

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