On the first of June 1933, Claude G. Bowers presented his credentials to the government of the Spanish Republic. Three months after Franklin D. Roosevelt had become president of the United States, Bowers was appointed ambassador to Spain.
When it was Americans who behaved badly in Mallorca
Drunken, anti-social behaviour by foreigners in Mallorca has a long history
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