Nelson Montes-Bradley
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| Nelson Montes-Bradley | |
|---|---|
| Born | September 12, 1935 Rosario, Argentina |
| Occupation | Chemist, Music Publisher, Writer, Historian. |
| Nationality | USA / Argentina |
| Spouse(s) | Sara Kaplan |
| Children | Saul, Eduardo |
| Relative(s) | Ricardo Ernesto Montes i Bradley,Eduardo Bradley,Eduardo Montes-Bradley |
Nelson Montes-Bradley was born in Rosario, Argentina, in September 12, 1935. He’s a writer and historian, author of Contra viento y marea an essay on the history of steam boat navigation on the River Plate basin, in South America and Más liviano que el aire a biographical work on Eduardo Bradley and his crossing of the Andes, from Chile to Argentina, in a coal gas aerostat in 1916. Montes-Bradley was one of the four original founders of Discos Qualiton in Argentina[1][2].
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- Contraviento y marea. La navegación a vapor y su introducción en el Rio de la Plata. (Against Wind and Tide). Author House, 2005.
- Más liviano que el aire (Lighter than Air). A biography on Eduardo Bradley, first ever to cross the Andean by air on a balloon. XLibris. Hardcover, ISBN: . Paperback. Publisher: Xlibris Corporation. ISBN: . 2007. 436 pages.
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