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On June 19, 1867, at Cerro De Las Campanas, the Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg Was Executed After Being Found Guilty of Violating National Sovereignty: Secretaría De Cultura – Revista Bocetos

Source: INEHRM Archive photo. José Fernández Ruiz, researcher at the Institute for Legal Research and Professor at UNAM, brought to mind that, on 19 June 1867, at 07:05 hours, in Cerro de las Bells, Maximiliano de Habsburg and his generals Miguel Miramón and Tomas Mejía passed by arms.Mexico · Mexico See the Story

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Luis González Obregón - Kiosk of History

A researcher from the colonial era, who succeeded in popularizing history. Don Luis González Obregón was born in Guanajuato on August 25, 1865. Being very young, his family decided to move to the capital of the country; he entered the National Preparatory School, where he was a student of Ignacio Manuel Altamirano. Admiration of this character motivated him to give himself to the study and dissemination of history. Under Altamirano’s tutelage an…Guanajuato, Mexico · Guanajuato Read Article

Petra Herrera or Pedro Herrera. Women in the Mexican Revolution - Kiosk of History

Petra was born on June 19, 1887, in San Pedro de las Colonias, Coahuila. She died in February 1917. “Soldiera” during the Mexican Revolution, which referred to herself as “generala.” At the age of 24 she chose to enter the Mexican Revolution. Petra Herrera, changed her name to “Pedro” to enter the troops of Villa. Pedro Herrera was highly esteemed by his companions, so much so that he managed to rise in rank quickly and reveal his identity witho…Coahuila · Coahuila Read Article

Popular Seafood Kiosk Closes After Almost Two Decades

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Efraín Huerta and the Transition From Social Poetry to Intimate Poetry - Kiosk of History

Efraín Huerta was a multi-faceted author who transitioned from social poetry to intimate poetry; from poems externalized as a journalistic note or reading note to classical ones. Writer Eduardo Langagne comments that the poetic language of Huerta (Silao, Guanajuato, June 18, 1914 – Mexico City, February 3, 1982) is, in musical terms, a continuous sonorous snail that has the score of a complex harmony, counterpoints and leaks. He is recognized as…Silao · Silao Read Article

Remembering Richard Perry, Most Successful Record Producer of the 70s and 80s, Would Have Turned 83 Today - Showbiz411

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Today — June 18th — was the birthday of my great friend, Richard Perry. He died this past Christmas Eve after battling an insidious form of Parkinson’s Disease for a decade. Today is also Paul McCartney’s birthday, he and Richard were born on the same day, something Richard liked to brag about. Over the years […] The post Remembering Richard Perry, Most Successful Record Producer of the 70s and 80s, Would Have Turned 83 Today appeared first on S…Paul McCartney See the Story

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On June 19, 1867, at Cerro De Las Campanas, the Emperor Maximilian of Habsburg Was Executed After Being Found Guilty of Violating National Sovereignty: Secretaría De Cultura – Revista Bocetos

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