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'''Operation Peter Pan''' was a mass exodus of Cuban children in 1960 sent out of Cuba by their parents, typically without their parents accompanying them, in order to prevent mass-indoctrination in centers designed to teach the youth the "new truth" of the [[Communist]] Revolution. | '''Operation Peter Pan''' was a mass exodus of Cuban children in 1960 sent out of Cuba by their parents, typically without their parents accompanying them, in order to prevent mass-indoctrination in centers designed to teach the youth the "new truth" of the [[Communist]] Revolution. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:13, November 5, 2026
Operation Peter Pan was a mass exodus of Cuban children in 1960 sent out of Cuba by their parents, typically without their parents accompanying them, in order to prevent mass-indoctrination in centers designed to teach the youth the "new truth" of the Communist Revolution.