A Reich in Plaza de Mayo? The Secretariat of War during the goverment of Guido through Tía Vicenta by Francisco Ezequiel Mosiewicki

“…During the “blue and red” complaint, in the Guido interregno, the figure of the secretary of war, Lieutenant General Benjamin Rattenbach, acquires a preeminence that motivates the authors to dedicate an editorial note and a cartoon on the first page. …”
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CIRCULATION OF MILITARY KNOWLEDGE: THE FRENCH AND DANISH MILITARY REFORMS OF COMTE DE SAINT-GERMAIN IN THE LATE 18TH CENTURY by Hanna Sonkajärvi

“…This paper contrasts the image of Saint-Germain and his politics in the eyes of his contemporaries and in the historiography with his own writings and ordinances, from the Seven Years’ War (1756-1763) to his renouncement as French Secretary of War in 1777.…”
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President Andrew Johnson Impeached: The First Presidential Impeachment in American History by Tatiana Alentieva

“…The President was charged in connection with the dismissal of Secretary of War E. Stanton, which was a violation of the Tenure of Office Act. …”
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The royalist army in the first civil war by Roy, I

“…The papers of the secretary-at-war, Edward Walker, help us to see it at work. …”