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Credit: El Paso Museum of History

This picture shows the politician and revolutionary Raúl Madero (1888-1982), one of the Madero brothers. His brother Francisco I. Madero had proclaimed the Mexican Revolution in 1910.
On this image Raul Madero is sitting on a black horse holding a rifle. Trees and houses can be seen in the background. The man on the left is unknown.

Uploaded on 03.17.2014 by El Paso Museum of History

Out of Area / Out of Area, (1910 - 1919), Conflict

  • Mexican Revolution
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