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Referenced as 'Peron's biographer' and 'Peron's academic biographer' multiple times. His biography is cited regarding whether Evita would have made a difference to Peron's conflict with the Catholic Church, and later regarding the credibility of the warlock's occult rituals.

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Mentioned as one of Peron's biographers when discussing Peron's peculiar attitude towards doctors and medicine. The specific biography title is not mentioned.

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Explicitly mentioned as 'Joseph Page's book about Peron' when discussing how the aim of Eva's foundation seemed to be 'the generation of emotion' rather than just public works construction.

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Referenced as Perón's biographer who 'wrote a great book about Perron.' The hosts quote Page's assessment that Perón 'clearly found nothing at all to object to in Nazi Germany or fascist Italy.'