Formação e trajetória do PCR em Alagoas durante a ditadura militar (1966-1973)

Abstract

The present study focuses on the Revolutionary Communist Party (PCR) in Alagoas, its borning, trajectory and performance in the context of the Military Dictatorship. The historiographical selection chosen covers the years from 1966 to 1973, period that covers its birth and consolidation, until the assassinations of the main leaders of the Party, promoted by the Military Dictatorship. In this research, the analysis of the founders' trajectory of the PCR, the Brazilian social and political conjuncture in the 1960s, marked by intense political polarization and the fragmentation of leftist organizations, as well as the influence of international events in Brazil and Effects on the left. It also explores the context of the military dictatorship, the functioning of its repressive apparatus, the programmatic analysis and actions of the PCR in Alagoas and in other states, trying to understand the meaning of the existence of the PCR and the importance of the party within the wide range of organizations that resisted the Military Dictatorship in Brazil.