Did Thatcher’s defence cuts leave the Argentine junta with the impression that an invasion of the islands would stand uncontested?
In the lead up to the invasion, why did Thatcher seek to decommission the hydrographic, scientific survey vessel HMS Endurance against the wishes of Lord Carrington … Admiral Sir Henry Leach and the Falkland Islanders? Why was the Prime Minister privately pro-Argentine sovereignty and trade, and publicly against granting full British citizenship to the islanders?

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