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Canberra offloads the POWs at Puerto Madryn, Argentina.
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27760 |
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Britain announces that 11,845 Argentines were captured.
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27761 |
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British forces land on Southern Thule (South Sandwich Islands) - Argentines surrender without a fight.
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27762 |
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Britain formally declares an end to hostilities.
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27763 |
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200 mile exclusion zone established around the Islands during the war is replaced by a Falkland Islands Protection Zone of 150 miles.
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27764 |
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British newspaper 'The Sunday Times' publishes an unsubstantiated story that Argentina had been holding 7 members of the British Secret Air Service since 19 May, captured whilst providing intelligence information on Argentine Air Force plane departures t.
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27765 |
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EEC lifts economic sanctions against Argentina.
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27766 |
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Retired Army General Reynaldo Bignone replaces Galtieri as President of Argentina.
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27767 |
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Argentine army assumes full power, the Navy and Air Force withdrawing from the Junta.
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27768 |
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Thatcher visits Reagan in Washington.
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27769 |