Description
Explore the riveting history of The Chaco War 1932-1935, the first modern conflict in South America, with this essential volume from the acclaimed Latin America@War series. This meticulously researched book offers unparalleled insights into the Chaco War, a significant chapter in Latin American military history, focusing on the fierce struggle between Bolivia and Paraguay over the contested Gran Chaco region. With a combination of personal memoirs and critical histories written by veterans, including commanders-in-chief and battalion leaders, this book captures the depth of military strategy and human experience during that turbulent period. Discover the military build-up of both nations, a detailed account of troop mobilization, and the intense battles that defined the conflict. Clear and engaging narratives, supported by extensive sources, make this a definitive guide for historians and enthusiasts alike. Authors Antonio Luis Sapienza Fracchia and Jose Luis Martinez Pelaez have crafted a comprehensive yet concise overview, ensuring that readers gain a full understanding of the Chaco War's causes, events, and aftermath. Whether you are a student of history or an avid reader, The Chaco War 1932-1935 is an invaluable resource that sheds light on this often-overlooked conflict in Latin America. Perfect for those interested in military history, conflict studies, or Latin American affairs, this book is a must-have for your collection.