
Campaign Of Mato Grosso In The Paraguay War, 1865-1867
By André Geraque KifferLength45m
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Since 1862, politicians argued with the imperial government about the need to improve the border defenses of Mato Grosso and Rio Grande do Sul, which at that time were dangerously unguarded. Let s simulate what would be the best conditions for the Brazilian Expeditionary Force in the north of the Paraguay managed to complete the first phase of a strategic-military plan that aimed to establish a logistical base across the border on the Apa River. This would make it possible, in a second phase, to attempt to consolidate this axis of invasion and from there, an operational strategy could be pursued that would advance on Concepción and Asunción from the north, aiming to connect to the fluvial axis through the Paraguay River, from the Platinum region, south of the continent.
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GenreHistory, Other
Length45 mins
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Publish dateFeb 1, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2PROLOGUE
3most hardworking benefactors of the country. After
4Im 1: Theater of War.
5Corrientes.
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6Withdrawal from Laguna
7In January 1867, Colonel Carlos de Morais
8Im 7: The History and the Monument1.
9Im 8: The Author and his History2.
10Colonel Camisão's life.
11Antônio da Fonseca Galvão from Ouro Preto. As
12brigades, each consisting of three bodies. But both
13Brazilians and a red one for Paraguayans, with 10
14River.
15for each turn.
16During this phase, the conditions for a victory in
17Battle of Dourados
18three blue dice (two for the artillery); the
19the Brazilian defense play two dice each. Brazilian
20October 31, 1961, a son of Navy officer Amy Kiffer and