This document presents the testimony of Leonides Román Salazar Estrada, an Oaxacan fighter who actively participated in the Mexican Revolution from its beginnings in 1910 through the 1920s. His account offers a direct and ...

This review analyzes the book "Miramón, el hombre" by José Fuentes Mares, which provides a humanized perspective of the Mexican military and political figure Miguel Miramón. Based on unpublished sources such as the memoirs ...

This bibliographic review provides an analysis of Moisés González Navarro’s book that addresses the evolution of population and social structure in Mexico from 1900 to 1970. It highlights how, despite changes since the ...

The article analyzes conservatism in Mexico through the work of Francisco de Paula Arrangoiz, who stands as a representative voice of nineteenth-century conservative thought. Based on a historiographical approach influenced ...

Roderic Ai Camp: Mexican political biographies — 1935-1975, Tucson, The University of Arizona Press, 1976, XXVIII, 468 pp.

En dos diferentes ocasiones, durante el primer siglo de su gobierno en México, los españoles mantuvieron vigorosamente una política de concentración de la población indígena rural en pueblos planeados. Los términos ...

This article examines John Lind’s confidential mission in Mexico during the critical years of 1913 to 1915, sent by President Woodrow Wilson to assess the political and social situation following the Mexican Revolution. ...

This bibliographic review provides a rigorous and scholarly analysis of key stages in the modern and contemporary history of Mexico, focusing on the constitutionalist revolution and the political period between Huerta and ...

This article presents a German journalistic retrospective on the initiators of Mexican independence, focusing on Miguel Hidalgo and José María Morelos. Based on analysis of texts published in a German newspaper during the ...

Reseña de Enrique Krauze, Caudillos culturales en la revolución mexicana, México, Siglo XXI Editores, 1976.