Rebellions, Revolutions, and Movements of Mexico and India
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The picture Familiar Scene in Mexico during the Revolution of the Past Three Years created in 1913 captures 3 males, 2 of whom have been lynched and the third, an armed, presumably Mexican soldier, who seems to be either responsible for their lynching or guarding their bodies. The image is with woods and a home
This photo, entitled Federal Mexican Firing Line Corner, depicts federal Mexican military units entrenched on a street corner in Veracruz, on the Gulf coast of the country. Immediately, the viewer is made aware of the armed conflict taking hold of the city, with modern (for the time) military equipment and rifles visible in the
In the photograph, Execution in Mexico, there are men surrounding a tree viewing a lynching. There are white onlookers, 2 Mexican men hanging from the tree, and another Mexican man who looks like he was either required to perform the execution, or just simply watch it. The Mexican man not being executed is carrying a
Taken between 1912 and 1917, this photograph depicts an execution in Mexico during the Mexican Revolution. In the photo, American border troops stand watch in the background while two young, Mexican men are hung on a tree. An armed Mexican soldier poses in the foreground of the photograph. The Mexican soldier looks on without
Mexico http://digitalcollections.smu.edu/cdm/singleitem/collection/mex/id/595/rec/36 The title of the photo is “An officer of the Mexican Rurales” which was photographed by Charles Burlingame Wait in 1904 in Mexico. Right away you can spot the officer holding a sword while on top of the horse. His surrounding seems consists of trees and appears to be supervising. The officer could