The conflict lasted for 74 days and cost the lives of over 900 people, and Margaret Thatcher’s public approval rating was highest shortly after the Argentine surrender in June 1982
1982-06-01 → 1982-07-01
Margaret Thatcher lasted; cost lives; approval rating peaked Argentina
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- The conflict lasted for 74 days and cost the lives of over 900 people, and Margaret Thatcher’s public approval rating was highest shortly after the Argentine…
The conflict lasted for 74 days and cost the lives of over 900 people, with Thatcher scoring her highest ever public approval rating shortly after the Argentine surrender in June 1982.
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- How Israel secretly armed Argentina during the Falklands war cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from How Israel secretly armed Argentina during the Falklands war · 2026-09-09 06:06