Canudos, Brazil
Brazil
Canudos, Brazil shares 37 connections with 1714 other places across 15 topics, led by military and history. The town was founded in Bahia in 1893 by the preacher Antônio Vicente Mendes Maciel, and the War of Canudos echoes through later Brazilian conflicts such as the Bombing of São Paulo. Euclides da Cunha's Os Sertões inspired Mario Vargas Llosa's novel. The Cocorobó Dam flooded the old city in the 1970s. Brazil, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are the strongest co-connected places.
Guram Dochanashvili
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Tbilisi, Georgia
war correspondent
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal | Schuylerville, New York | Dana, Indiana | West Nottingham, New Hampshire
Vaza-Barris River
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Bahia | Sergipe | São Cristóvão, Brazil | Simão Dias | Uauá, Brazil
Black God, White Devil
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Chicago, Illinois | Brazil | Bahia
Favela
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Bahia
Chassepot
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: France | Mexico | Brazil | Austria | Bahia
preacher
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Thorp, Washington | Mošovce, Slovakia | Chokoloskee, Florida | Colby, Kansas | Lisle, Illinois
Bombing of São Paulo
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Spain | Brazil | Portugal | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil
Urban combat in the São Paulo Revolt of 1924
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Brazil | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | São Paulo, Brazil | Minas Gerais | Pamplona, Spain
Clube Náutico Capibaribe
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Brazil | Derby, England | Recife, Brazil | Pernambuco | Monteiro, Brazil
Forced prostitution
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Germany | India | Japan | Israel | Brazil
Anarchism in Brazil
Connects Canudos, Brazil to: Spain | Brazil | Portugal | Argentina | Sofia, Bulgaria