1932 Trenadian coup d'état

1932 Trenadian coup d'état
Part of the Integralist Republic
From top to bottom: National Army light tanks on the way to the Palacio do Triunfo on 1 August 1932; a military parade celebrating the successful coup d'état; Integralists, including Roberto Gonzales, announcing the innauguration of the new regime
Date 1 August 1932 – 19 August 1932 Location Trenado Action Armed forces put the country under military control, declaring the Integralist Union as the controlling elite. Result Coup successful Social Democratic government overthrown Junta government led by Bento Godoy Pineiro Roberto Gonzales is declared president on 19 August Start of the Integralist Republic
Belligerents
Trenadian Government Social Democracy Progressives	Trenadian National Army Trenadian Army Trenadian Air Force Integralist Union
Commanders and leaders
Salomon Aguilar Bernabe Lucio	Rocco González Di Santo Roberto Gonzales Jose Valenzuela Zaquiel Borrajo de Sousa Estrella
Political support
Socialists Soviet Union Argentina	Republicans Kingdom of Italy

The 1932 Trenadian coup d'état, also referred to as the Integralist Revolution and Revolution of 1932, involved the overthrow of the Trenadian government led by Salomon Aguilar by the National Army in support of the Integralist Union. The coup took place in Osorio, on 1 August 1932 at 1:50 PM, when the rehearsed coup was attempted by surrounding and threatening an attack on the Palacio do Triunfo, which was occupied by several government members after a reunion. The military took control of the palace and arrested the leaders temporarily, creating a junta government which would then give way for Roberto Gonzales to become president eighteen days later.