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Brazilian Integralist Action Militia
Board of leaders of the Integralist Militia of the State of Paraná.
Agency overview
Formed
October 7, 1932
Dissolved
November 10, 1937
Motto
"God, Fatherland and Family"
Agency executives
Gustavo Barroso, (Commander)
Olímpio Mourão Filho, (Chief of Staff)
Parent agency
Brazilian Integralist Action Department of Militias
The Brazilian Integralist Action Militia were a paramilitary force linked to Brazilian Integralist Action (AIB). It was subordinated, at first, to the National Militia Department and, after the reorganization of the AIB in 1936, to the Department of Education. Both under the command of the writer and historian Gustavo Barroso and the then army captain Olímpio Mourão Filho.[1]
^Trindade, Hélgio (1979). Integralismo: o fascismo brasileiro na década de 30. São Paulo/Rio de Janeiro: Difel. pp. 178–188.
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