Journal of Latin American Studies · 1986 · 20 citations · 2 references
HumanitiesHistoryAmerican StudiesCaribbean StudiesLatin American HistoryCaribbean HistoryMaritime HistoryCuban American HistoryFormal Salutations
On 1 January, 1899, the noon ceremony in Havana was brief but solemn. The Spanish flag was lowered, the United States flag raised. Officers of both countries exchanged formal salutes and informal salutations, whereupon the official ceremony came to an end. After nearly a century of covetous preoccupation with the island, the Unites States assumed formal possession of Cuba.
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Wayne E. Stevens, Hermann Hagedorn · The Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1932 · 28 citations