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Slavery, citizenship and military service in Brazil's mobilization for the Paraguayan War

Slavery and Abolition, 1997
(1997). Slavery, citizenship and military service in Brazil's mobilization for the Paraguayan War. Slavery & Abolition: Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 228-256.
Hendrik Kraay
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The Paraguayan Illustrated Press during the War of the Triple Alliance

2023
Abstract The War of the Triple Alliance converted Paraguay into a scene of devastation. The conflict with Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay—the Triple Alliance—resulted in innumerous killings and the destruction of Paraguay’s economy as well as its natural and urban spaces.
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The Paraguayan War Imagined

2022
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45. The Paraguayan War

1992
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1. End of the Paraguayan War

1978
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War of the Triple Alliance (Paraguayan War)

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The Paraguayan Image of the War of the Triple Alliance

The Americas, 1962
A nation's image of its past helps to determine its conduct through continuing history. When this image is particularly sharp, it becomes a sacred reference for the formulation of policy. A national image is a melange of fact, fancy, and fiction.
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The Paraguayan War and Brazilian National Identity

2017
Abstract The effort of searching the effects of the War of the Triple Alliance against Paraguay on the building up of Brazilian national identity challenges the historian with a paradox: why the military victory promotes the fall of the political regime instead of strengthening it.
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Roberto Adolfo Chodasiewicz: A Polish Soldier of Fortune in the Paraguayan War

The Americas, 1985
Well protected by fortifications of their famed cuadrilátero, Paraguayan soldiers surely exclaimed in wonder as they looked toward Brazilian lines on June 24, 1867. There, rising slowly in a hazy wintry sky, was a captive balloon held by two strong ascension ropes.
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Brazil after the Paraguayan War: Six Years of Conflict, 1870–6

Journal of Latin American Studies, 1978
Early in 1869, when the flags of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay were unfurled from the turrets of Asunción, the capital of Paraguay, an end to the horrors of the Paraguayan War was at last in sight. The conflict between Paraguay on the one hand, and Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay on the other, had raged for five years, since 1865, destroying human lives ...
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