Leonel Brizola person
also: Brazola, Leonard Brazola, Leonard Brizola, Leonel Brazola
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João Goulartperson · 3Alliance for Progressorganization · 1Rio Grande do Sulplace · 1Ferdinand Gabagliaperson · 1Brazilian Labor Partyorganization · 1
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Leonel Brizola headed
Rio Grande do Sul book_quoted
“told Congress of the military decision and proposed legislation to keep Goulart from assuming office. There was a precedent for such a law, but Goulart, halfway around the world, had a potent ally in his brother-in-law, a guy by the name of…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 3 @ 27:46
Leonel Brizola supported
João Goulart book_quoted
“told Congress of the military decision and proposed legislation to keep Goulart from assuming office. There was a precedent for such a law, but Goulart, halfway around the world, had a potent ally in his brother-in-law, a guy by the name of…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 3 @ 27:46
Leonel Brizola pressured
Third Army book_quoted
“Least of all, Brazola would deny that he was the man of the labor movement. At the conference, he had urged Brazil to side with the Alliance for Progress, but as governor, he could bring pressure on the commander of the Third Army stationed…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Hidden Terrors by AJ Langguth Part 3 @ 28:14
Leonel Brizola member_of
Workers' Party book_quoted
“had a potent ally in his brother-in-law, a guy by the name of Leonard Brazola, who was the governor of Rio Grande do Sul. No one, least of all Brazola, would deny that he was the man of the labor movement. At the conference, he had urged Br…”
▶ The Colonels Corner Hidden Terror by AJ Langguth Part 3 @ 30:54
Leonel Brizola funded
João Goulart book_quoted
“He could bring pressure on the commander of the Third Army stationed in his area. There could easily have been a civil war. Goulard's enemies claimed that he had put communists into sensitive labor jobs. But the real threat to the army, to …”
▶ The Colonels Corner Hidden Terror by AJ Langguth Part 3 @ 31:26
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▶ 30:54
had a potent ally in his brother-in-law, a guy by the name of Leonard Brazola, who was the governor of Rio Grande do Sul. No one, least of all Brazola, would deny that he was the man of the labor movement. At the conference, he had urged Br…
▶ 15:00
Ferdinand Gabriela, the former police reporter for one of the newspapers, had come to Rio to work for a newspaper published by Leonel Brazola. Fernando joined one of the groups of 11 and saw at once that the movement was a bluff. If a coup …
▶ 20:03
had proclaimed his dictatorship. Again, drawing the analogy. At last, the evening of March 13th arrived. Brazola spoke first and attacked the Brazilian Congress as a do-nothing Congress. Goliart's signing of the land reform was the hallmark…
▶ 31:51
Boy, does that sound familiar. On March 23rd, when Gordon returned from Washington, Goliath's days were nearing their end, but he had one last feather. He asked Brazola to become president of the Brazilian Labor Party, perhaps hoping to ban…