Uprising of 35

Brazilian uprising of 1935
Date 23 November 1935 – 27 November 1935 (4 days) Location Natal, Recife and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Result Government victory
Belligerents
Brazil Police Corps Brazilian Army	National Liberation Alliance Brazilian Communist Party
Commanders and leaders
Getúlio Vargas	Luís Carlos Prestes
Casualties and losses
At least 30 dead	At least 120 dead

Brazil

The Brazilian uprising of 1935 was a military revolt by leftist low-rank military against Getúlio Vargas' government. It was the last of a series of Brazilian military revolts which began on 1922 under the name of tenentismo or the lieutenants revolts. Later, Vargas used it as a pretext for the Estado Novo establishment.

In 1932, the fascist Brazilian Integralist Action party was created. Later, in March 1935, an organization called the National Liberation Alliance (Portuguese: Aliança Nacional Libertadora - ANL) was created in Brazil, inspired by some popular fronts that emerged in Europe to prevent Nazi-fascist political advance. It argued for nationalist proposals and had as one of its objects to struggle for land reform. Led by nationalists and leftists, it managed to bring together the various sectors of society and quickly became a mass movement. Many military, Catholics, socialists and liberals, most of them disillusioned with the direction of the political process started in 1930, when Getulio Vargas assumed the presidency of the Republic, joined the movement. Luis Carlos Prestes was chosen as its honorary president due to his prestige, in the left in general, particular with communists and some military while leading revolts during 1920s.

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