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Masoller is a
village or po****ted
centre of the
Rivera Department in
northern Uruguay, next to the de
facto border with Brazil, in an area
where that...
- The
Battle of
Masoller,
which occurred on
September 1, 1904, was the
final battle of the
Aparicio Saravia revolt,
resulting in the
victory of the Colorado...
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caused the last
uprising by
Blancos in 1904 that
ended with the
Battle of
Masoller and the
death of
Blanco leader Aparicio Saravia.
Between 1875 and 1890...
- of Florida. The 1904
championship was not pla**** due to the
Battle of
Masoller Title count considering C.A. Peñarol as a
continuity of
CURCC The 1925...
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other territorial dispute between Brazil and
Uruguay in the
vicinity of
Masoller, it has not
prevented close and
friendly diplomatic and
economic ties between...
- Phillip,
Latin American Wars 1900-1941:
Osprey Publishing (2018) "BATALLA DE
MASOLLER - ARMAS". YouTube. Hernandez,
Edwin "ARMAS DE
FUEGO USADAS EN LAS LUCHAS...
- the
department of
Cerro Largo.
Saravia was
wounded during the
Battle of
Masoller, and died
several days
later in
Santana do Livramento, Brazil. The armistice...
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Civil War
Uruguayan War
Paraguayan War
Revolution of the
Lances Battle of
Masoller 20th
Century Batllism 1933 coup d'etat Neo-Batllism
Military Regime Tupamaros...
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Civil War
Uruguayan War
Paraguayan War
Revolution of the
Lances Battle of
Masoller 20th
Century Batllism 1933 coup d'etat Neo-Batllism
Military Regime Tupamaros...
- 1978). Sources: The 1904
championship was not pla**** due to the
Battle of
Masoller No
championship was pla****
because of the 1930 FIFA
World Cup. Championship...
