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The Humaitá campaign or the Cuadrilátero campaign was the third, longest and deadliest campaign of the Paraguayan War. The campaign lasted from 16 April 1866 to 5 August 1868. After the initial Paraguayan success in the Mato Grosso campaign and its failure in the Corrientes campaign, the armed forces of the Triple Alliance, Argentina, the Empire of Brazil and Uruguay, invaded the south of Paraguay. At a very short distance, they found the Paraguayan defensive device made up of four fortifications, the so-called "Cuadrilátero", which obstructed the passage to Asunción both by land and by the Paraguay River. A long series of battles cost huge numbers of casualties on both sides, with operations coming to a complete halt after the allied defeat at the Battle of Curupayty. Casualties on both s

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rdfs:label	Campaña de Humaitá (es) Humaitá campaign (en) Campagna di Humaitá (it) Campanha de Humaitá (pt)
rdfs:comment	The Humaitá campaign or the Cuadrilátero campaign was the third, longest and deadliest campaign of the Paraguayan War. The campaign lasted from 16 April 1866 to 5 August 1868. After the initial Paraguayan success in the Mato Grosso campaign and its failure in the Corrientes campaign, the armed forces of the Triple Alliance, Argentina, the Empire of Brazil and Uruguay, invaded the south of Paraguay. At a very short distance, they found the Paraguayan defensive device made up of four fortifications, the so-called "Cuadrilátero", which obstructed the passage to Asunción both by land and by the Paraguay River. A long series of battles cost huge numbers of casualties on both sides, with operations coming to a complete halt after the allied defeat at the Battle of Curupayty. Casualties on both s (en) La Campaña de Humaitá o Campaña del Cuadrilátero (1866–1868), fue la tercera fase, la más larga y sangrienta de la Guerra de la Triple Alianza. Duró desde el 16 de abril de 1866 hasta el 5 de agosto de 1868. (es) La campagna di Humaitá o campagna del Quadrilatero (1866 – 1868) fu la terza fase della guerra della Triplice Alleanza, la più lunga e la più sanguinosa. Durò dal 16 aprile 1866 al 5 agosto 1868. Dopo il successo paraguaiano dell'invasione del Mato Grosso e il fallimento dell'invasione di Corrientes e Rio Grande do Sul le truppe della Triplice Alleanza (Argentina, Brasile e Uruguay) invasero il sud del Paraguay. A breve distanza incontrarono il dispositivo difensivo paraguaiano composto da quattro munite fortificazioni (e chiamato per questo “quadrilatero”) che ostruivano il passaggio verso Asunción sia da terra che dal fiume Paraguay. Una lunga serie di battaglie costò un enorme numero di perdite in entrambi gli schieramenti, con un consistente stallo delle operazioni dopo la battaglia di (it) A Campanha de Humaitá ou Campanha do Quadrilátero refere-se à terceira fase da Guerra do Paraguai que durou de 16 de abril de 1866 a 5 de agosto 1868, considerada a mais longa e sangrenta do conflito. Depois do sucesso paraguaio na invasão ao Mato Grosso e o fracasso na invasão a Correntes e Rio Grande, as tropas da Tríplice Aliança – Argentina, Brasil e Uruguai – invadiram o sul do Paraguai. Logo no início da invasão do território paraguaio, os aliados encontraram um complexo defensivo composto por quatro fortificações – o chamado "cuadrilátero", que obstruía o caminho para Assunção tanto por terra como pelo Rio Paraguai. Uma série de batalhas custaram um enorme número de baixas em ambos os lados, parando por completo as operações após a Batalha de Curupaiti. As maiores baixas foram causa (pt)
foaf:name	Humaitá campaign (en)
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dcterms:subject	1866 in Paraguay 1867 in Paraguay April 1866 events April 1867 events April 1868 events August 1866 events August 1867 events August 1868 events Conflicts in 1866 Conflicts in 1867 December 1866 events December 1867 events February 1868 events January 1867 events January 1868 events July 1866 events July 1867 events July 1868 events June 1866 events June 1867 events June 1868 events March 1867 events March 1868 events May 1866 events May 1867 events May 1868 events November 1866 events November 1867 events October 1866 events October 1867 events September 1866 events September 1867 events 1868 in Paraguay Battles involving Argentina Battles involving Uruguay February 1867 events Battles involving Brazil Battles involving Paraguay Battles of the Paraguayan War Conflicts in 1868
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Rosario, Santa Fe Bartolomé Mitre Battle of Acayuazá Battle of Boquerón (1866) Battle of Cerro Corá Battle of Curupayty Battle of Curuzú Battle of Estero Bellaco Battle of Pehuajó Battle of Purutué Bank Battle of Tuyutí Battle of Yatay Battle of Yataytí Corá Battle of the Riachuelo Boom (navigational barrier) José E. Díaz José Gregorio Suárez José María Rosa João Carlos de Villagran Cabrita Juan Andrés Gelly y Obes Pedro II of Brazil Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul United States Uruguay Uruguayan War Conference of Yataytí Corá Corrientes Corrientes Province Corrientes campaign Corumbá Mato Grosso Sacking of Asunción Estancia

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