revolucionarios

Las soldaderas por regla general no tomaban las armas, aunque hubo excepciones. Ellas atendían a sus parejas soldados dentro y fuera del campo de batalla, muchas veces exponiendo sus vidas. Se les conocía como "Adelitas"

En zacatecas hay una gran, historia la toma de zacatecas 12 dias duro la batalla 9000 muertos o mas

Que las adelitas no eran revolucionarias tambien ?

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wow ! :)

Jag tyckte det var rätt hög wowfaktor även på www.loc.gov/exhibits/empire/

history of mankind ¡¡¡

Found this picture printed in El Paso Herald, issue May 11, 1911 (The Library of Congress, Cronicling America). Beside is a frame where you can read: "Photograph of the men who are in absolute possession of Juarez. -- Top picture shows insurrectos fighting from behind rocks.".... "These pictures where made by a Herald staff mann." Dr. Roberto Duarte Plastic Reconstructive Surgeon See the neews paper image www.flickr.com/photos/jesusduarte/5883532520/in/photolist...

In the left lower corner the date scratched is 3/9/29 (mirror view), March 9th, 1929. Several pictures were dated the same day, 18 (eighteen) years later the real events took place, for example the photo entitled Federal Troops at Torreón; pending to tell you wich other photos of your collection have scratched 1929 date. Dr. Roberto Duarte