
Length2h 37m
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The three countries (population 11 million) historically arrayed against Paraguay (population 450,000) were so superior in numbers that we can conclude that López never had a real chance of defeating the Alliance. Thus, victory in the historical simulation was based on the overall performance of each player when measured against that of their counterparts in the real war. In other words, the Allied player strive to bring Paraguay s defeat sooner and less costly than historically, primarily through strategic engagement; while his opponent tried to delay that decision beyond that date, mainly by limiting his initial strategic objectives, hoping, perhaps, for the announcement of some extra-continental support.
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GenreHistory, Other
Length2 hrs 37 mins
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Publish dateAug 24, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2PROLOGUE
3Im 3: Theater of Operations North.
4Colorado Party of Uruguay.
5Im 4: Teather of Operation South.
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6Uruguaiana, where Emperor Pedro II and Mitre
7between the Paraná and Paraguay rivers.
8On April 16, 1866, an allied army of just under
9Im 6: A Brazilian heroe1.
10Due to the Brazilian naval advance, President
11(4 thousand) and Concepción (3 thousand). At the
12RACB
13RAAU
14DIMP
15CONFEDERATE ARGENTINA
16At the beginning of the war Solano López
17General
18Argentine provinces of Corrientes and Entre Ríos
19de réis (100 million reais) the expenditure
20Im 1.
21Paraguayan Army of the Paraná River
22Paraguayan Army of the Uruguay River
23In the TO South and East the opposing forces
24While the II Corps of the Brazilian Army of the
25by an RAVP.
26Paraguayans, still in the “1:1” column, but without
27Particular situation: the I Corps of the Unitary
28Paraguayan defense; therefore the column
29Logistical Attrition7
30Im 26: Flagrant of one of the logistical axes.
31Bela Vista: supplies nine forces from the two
32Misiones Corps and the I Corps of the Brazilian
33Asunción, Angostura and Formosa: supplies six
34With the wear and tear of the war, the military
35TURN 4, 1st SEMESTER OF 1866
36Im 31: Photo of the staff of the Supreme Command.
37South).
38(EPRPy)
39Im 33: Chaco’s Road.
40EBS1, EBS2, RAU and EU, with 19 forces in
41Reinforcements and Mobilizations
42“17”, against the Brazilian defense with a factor also
43series of combats) and “3” (defense without
44plus “1” (1st series of combats) and “6” (defense
45attack factor. With nine forces in Humaitá and Paso
46Allies
47Confederates
48Battle of Concepción
49Paraná rivers.
50With thirteen forces in Concepción and San