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Revolutionary leaders at Vera Cruz. The photo shows a group of the leaders of the
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Revolutionary leaders at Vera Cruz. The photo shows a group of the leaders of the
Revolutionary leaders at Vera Cruz.
The photo shows a group of the leaders of the Mexican revolution shortly after the entry of De La Huerta into Vera Cruz.
Back row, left to right : Deputy and State Governor San Luis Fotosi Prieto Laurens, President of the Cooperatista Party Gen Marlano Montero Villar, Gen Guadalupe Sanchez, Adolfo de la Huerta, General Marcial Cavasos chief of the advance forces of General Obregon, who rebelled and joined de la Huerta. The last two in the back row and all in lower row are staff officers.
19 January 1924
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Revolutionary Leaders Unite - A Historic Moment Captured at Vera Cruz
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. This print takes us back to the tumultuous era of the Mexican revolution. It showcases a group of influential leaders who played pivotal roles in shaping the destiny of their nation. Taken shortly after De La Huerta's entry into Vera Cruz, this image exudes an air of determination and unity. In the back row, from left to right, we see Deputy and State Governor San Luis Fotosi Prieto Laurens, President of the Cooperatista Party Gen Marlano Montero Villar, Gen Guadalupe Sanchez, Adolfo de la Huerta himself - a central figure in this revolutionary movement - and General Marcial Cavasos, chief of General Obregon's advance forces who defected to join de la Huerta. The men in uniform standing behind them are staff officers whose dedication and strategic acumen were instrumental in driving forward their cause for change. Together, they form a formidable force ready to challenge existing power structures. Dated January 19th, 1924, this photograph captures not only a moment frozen in time but also represents the hopes and aspirations shared by countless Mexicans during that transformative period. Their collective efforts would ultimately shape Mexico's future trajectory as they fought for social justice and political reform. As we gaze upon this remarkable snapshot from history courtesy of Central News' archives at TopFoto, we are reminded that true revolutions are fueled by visionaries like these leaders
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