Brazil's First Army organization

“He had not been reassured to hear the captain vowing to lead as he led his bloodied superior to the elevator. This is going to continue, the captain promised. It took about two hours before 300 junior officers from the army barracks surroun…”

“Niedermeyer had basically made that entire area very nice. About the same time, political tensions were rising elsewhere, unnoticed by Mitterrand, who did not read the local papers. In the fall of 1961, a division commander of Brazil's Firs…”