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The location of Peru in South America

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Part of a series on the
History of Peru

By chronology Pre-Columbian Peru Ancient civilizations Inca Empire Spanish conquest Viceroyalty Independence Protectorate of Peru Peru–Bolivian Confederation Guano era Chincha Islands War War of the Pacific Occupation of Peru Occupation of Lima Ecuadorian–Peruvian War Military Junta Internal conflict Peruvian political crisis
By political entity History of the Inca Empire History of the Viceroyalty of Peru History of the Republic of Peru
By topic Demographic history Economic history Constitutional history Peruvian wars
See also Timeline Years in Peru
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The history of the Jews in Peru begins with the arrival of migration flows from Europe, Near East and Northern Africa.

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