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The creation of "Senta a Pua!" in World War II
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The creation of “Senta a Pua!” in World War II

One of Brazil’s main combat groups during World War II was undoubtedly the 1st Fighter Aviation Group. This aviation group was created by Presidential Decree No. 6,123 on December 18, 1943, and Lieutenant Colonel Nero Moura, Vargas’ personal pilot and trusted confidant, was appointed as its commander. The group was

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11/28/2024No Comments
1942: Brazil and Its Almost Unknown War | Review
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1942: Brazil and Its Almost Unknown War | Review

The book 1942: Brazil and Its Almost Unknown War, written by João Barone, offers a detailed analysis of Brazil’s participation in World War II, a chapter of our history often overlooked. Barone, a musician and researcher, is also the son of a former Brazilian Expeditionary Force (FEB) soldier, and his

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11/07/2024No Comments