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Emiliano Zapata [1879-1919]

Date 6 February 2021, 02:09 (UTC)
Fondo: MIX-3, Carpeta: 2, Fotografía: 56, Centro de Estudios de Historia de México Carso Fundación Carlos Slim
Place of creation Mexico
Inscriptions A mi estimado amigo el Sr. Gral Miguel G. Zamarra dedico el presente. Tlaltizapan 27 de mayo de 1915. Emiliano To my dear friend Mr. Gral Miguel G. Zamarra I dedicate this present. Tlaltizapan May 27, 1915. Emiliano ZapataZapata
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