Cultural references Augusto Céspedes, the Bolivian ambassador to UNESCO, and one of the most important Bolivian writers of the 20th century, wrote several books describing different aspects of the conflict. As a war reporter for the newspaper El Universal, Céspedes witnessed the penuries of the war, which he described in Crónicas heroicas de una guerra estúpida ("Heroic Chronicles of a Stupid War") among other books. Several of his fiction works, which are considered masterworks of the genre, used the Chaco War as a setting. Another diplomat and important figure of Bolivian literature, Adolfo Costa du Rels, wrote about the conflict, and his novel Laguna H3, published in 1938, was also set during the Chaco War.
Cultural references Augusto Céspedes the Bolivian ambassador to UNESCO and one of the most important Bolivian writers of the 20th century wrote several books describing different aspects of the conflict As a war reporter for the newspaper El Universal Céspedes witnessed the penuries of the war which he described in Crónicas heroicas de una guerra estúpida ("Heroic Chronicles of a Stupid War") among other books Several of his fiction works which are considered masterworks of the genre used the Chaco War as a setting Another diplomat and important figure of Bolivian literature Adolfo Costa du Rels wrote about the conflict and his novel Laguna H3 published in 1938 was also set during the Chaco War