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The 1910 Mexican Revolution led by Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa was one of the great social uprisings when peasants and oppressed classes engaged in an unprecedented struggle for their rights. With a chronology, bibliography, and key documents, this book brings to life a momentous chapter in Latin American history.
La Revolución mexicana ha trascendido como una gesta heroica que marcó el inicio de las grandes conmociones sociales del siglo XX. Este proceso, que ejerció una profunda influencia en las luchas de Latinoamérica, potenció la creación de organizaciones campesinas y obreras, de partidos políticos socialistas, de movimientos nacionalistas, antiimperialistas, anarquistas e indigenistas e inspiró a los precursores del pensamiento marxista latinoamericano.
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