Event Brazilian Counterattack (Paraguayan War)

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Was a Brazilian military action in territories occupied by Paraguay during the Paraguayan War.

Chronology

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  • July 1867: Corumbá was liberated in June 1867 by Brazilian General Manuel Marques de Sousa, also known as Marques de Tamandaré. The city was under Bolivian control until it was reclaimed by Brazil during the Paraguayan War.
  • July 1867: Corumbá was liberated in June 1867 by Brazilian General Manuel Marques de Sousa, also known as Marques de Tamandaré. The city was under Bolivian control until it was reclaimed by Brazil during the Paraguayan War.
  • April 1867: On April 21, Brazilian forces occupied the fort of Bella Vista, which had previously been burned by the Paraguayans.