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The 12 pages that link to Brazilian Army, each with the reason it gives.

• Pedro I of BrazilRelated: Pedro relied on military loyalty to suppress revolts and defend the monarchy.

• First Brazilian RepublicRelated: Military officers helped end the monarchy and later challenged civilian governments.

• Jair BolsonaroRelated: Bolsonaro served as an army captain before entering politics and retained strong ties to military circles.

• Eurico Gaspar DutraNarrower topic: Dutra built his career in the institution that made him a national political figure.

• Luís Alves de Lima e SilvaNarrower topic: Caxias rose through this institution and became one of its most influential commanders.

• Emílio Garrastazu MédiciRelated: Médici’s military career and command positions led to his political prominence.

• Manuel Luís OsórioNarrower topic: Osório's promotions and commands belonged to the army's imperial-era structure.

• War of CanudosRelated: Its successive expeditions transformed the conflict into a national campaign.

• Lima BarretoRelated: Barreto worked as a civil servant in the War Secretariat, observing bureaucracy from within.

• Luiz GonzagaRelated: Gonzaga served in the Army before pursuing music professionally.

• Augusto Tasso FragosoRelated: Fragoso was a senior officer in this institution before joining the 1930 junta.

• Communist uprising in BrazilRelated: The revolt began in army units, while loyalist forces suppressed the mutinies.