Battle of Kilometer 7
1932–33 battle of the Chaco War
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Chaco War
- Boquerón
- Kilómetro 7
- 1st Nanawa
- 1st Alihuatá
- Campo Jordán
- 2nd Nanawa
- Gondra
- Campo Grande
- 2nd Alihuatá
- Campo Vía
- Cañada Strongest
- El Carmen
- Villamontes
The Battle of Kilometer 7 was a series of clashes during the Chaco War between Bolivian and Paraguayan forces from 7 November 1932 to February 1933, and ended with a Paraguayan retreat to the northeast towards Gondra, later to be the site of the Battle of Campo Jordán. The Paraguayan initiative, which had belonged to the Paraguayans since the beginning of the siege of Boquerón passed to the Bolivian army until the Second Battle of Nanawa in July.
Bibliography
- Querejazu Calvo, Roberto. Historia de la Guerra del Chaco. (1990) Librería Editorial "Juventud".
23°25′10″S 60°0′50″W / 23.41944°S 60.01389°W / -23.41944; -60.01389