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Luiz Carlos Prestes was a Brazilian communist leader. During the 1920s, he participated in an anti-government movement called Coluna Prestes, which earned him the nickname "The Knight of Hope." At a time of struggle against growing Nazi-fascism in Brazil, Prestes led a communist revolutionary insurrection that was suppressed by government forces linked to Getúlio Vargas. With the advent of the Estado Novo, the communists were arrested along with Prestes, who was convicted and isolated for nine years. In 1942, amid persecution, Jorge Amado wrote a book about Prestes, using revolutionary…mehr

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Luiz Carlos Prestes was a Brazilian communist leader. During the 1920s, he participated in an anti-government movement called Coluna Prestes, which earned him the nickname "The Knight of Hope." At a time of struggle against growing Nazi-fascism in Brazil, Prestes led a communist revolutionary insurrection that was suppressed by government forces linked to Getúlio Vargas. With the advent of the Estado Novo, the communists were arrested along with Prestes, who was convicted and isolated for nine years. In 1942, amid persecution, Jorge Amado wrote a book about Prestes, using revolutionary pedagogy to organize the masses and the party in favor of the revolution.
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André Luiz Venâncio Junior. Graduated in Pedagogy from the Faculty of Teacher Training at UERJ.