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Air Telegram from John W. Tuthill to the State Department on the Performance of the Military Judiciary System

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Title
Air Telegram from John W. Tuthill to the State Department on the Performance of the Military Judiciary System.
Collection The United States and the dictatorship: from the 1964 coup to redemocratization.
Reference code
BR SP IRI USP USA RE JM 1968.01.12.
Production date:
Initial production date
12/01/1968.
Available in: Home - NACE CNV-Brazil /en/eua-e-ditadura/br-sp-iri-usp-eua-re-jm-1968-01-12/. Access at: 12 Apr 25

Documents

Reference code

BR SP IRI USP USA RE JM 1968.01.12

Title

Air Telegram from John W. Tuthill to the State Department on the Performance of the Military Judiciary System

Initial production date

12/01/1968

Final production date

12/01/1968

Level in the general structure

Item

Dimension and support: Format

PDF

Dimension and support: Documentary type

Aerial Telegram

Producing entity

Embassy of the United States of America in Brasilia

Origin

National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

Scope and content

Air cable (Brasília, A-134), dated January 12, 1968, signed by John W. Tuthill for the Department of State with an analysis of the military judicial system, including the history and consequences of the performance of military courts since the military coup.

Arrangement system

Collection The United States and the dictatorship (USA) | Military Justice Dossier (JM) | Repression Series (R) | Subseries Structure (E)

Access conditions

Public

Language

English

Custodian entity of originals

National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

Original reference code

POL 2_Gen Reports and Stats folder
Box 23
Classified Central Subject Files Series, 1961–1976 (P 72)
Collection Records of the Foreign Service Posts of the Department of State (RG 84)
NARA II, College Park

Location

Washington, D.C.

References cited

Rio, A-1190; Brasilia, A-96; Brasilia A-74; Curitiba, A-9; Brasilia, A-99

Related documents

BR SP IRI USP USA R VDH PP 1967.10.20

Title

Air Telegram sent by John W. Tuthill to the State Department regarding military intervention in civilian sectors

Access point - Subjects

AI-2 | Anti-communism | Opposition articulation | Institutional Acts | Anti-communist campaign | Castilianism | Code of Military Justice | Supreme Command of the Revolution | Communism | Constitution of 1934 | Constitution of 1937 | Constitution of 1946 | 1967 Constitution | Constitutions | Revolutionary continuity | Opposition control | National Security Doctrine | Students | High school students | Castello Branco Government | Costa e Silva Government | João Goulart Government | Opposition groups | Habeas Corpus | Press | Military Police Inquiry (IPM) | Military investigations | Military Justice | National Security Law | Hard line | Manifestos | Ministry of the Navy | Ministry of the Army | Student movements | Nationalism | Political normalization | Judicial power | Redemocratization | Church-State Relationship | Civil-military relations | Public relations | Second World War

Access Point - Entities and Organizations

Última Hora newspaper (Press) | Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) | Superior Military Court (STM) | Federal Supreme Court (STF) | Brazilian Union of Secondary Students (UBES) | National Union of Students (UNE)

Access Point - Names

Alceu Amoroso Lima (Tristão de Ataíde) | Alfredo Ribeiro Daudt | Arthur da Costa e Silva | Augusto Hamann Rademaker Gruwewald | Aurelio de Lyra Tavares | Carlos Lacerda | Dom João VI | Dom Waldyr Calheiros Novaes | Ernesto Beckmann Geisel | Ferdinando de Carvalho | Flavio Aristides Freitas Hailliot Tavares | Francisco de Assis Correia de Melo | Herbert S. Okun | Humberto de Alencar Castello Branco | Joanne Grewer | João Belchior Marques Goulart | John W. DeWitt | Olímpio Mourão Filho | Victor Nunes Leal

Rules or conventions adopted

NOBRADE | ISAD(G)

Status

Complete

Description date

27/05/2024

Review date

18/07/2024

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