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A revolutionary soldier on horseback during the Mexican Revolution, 1910s [Colorized] [1064 × 1478]
27 Haziran 2026
Dead outside the Palacio Nacional in Mexico City during the Mexican Revolution, 1913 [Colorized] [1448 × 1086]
27 Haziran 2026
Mexican revolutionary general & President Lazaro Cardenas with Spanish civil war orphans, 1930s. A radical left-wing populist, he ended the tyrannical reign of President Calles & wrested Mexico’s oil reserves from US control. He was the most popular Mexican president of the 20th century (2480×1411)
14 Haziran 2026
Mexican Army soldiers standing guard amid the rubble in Mexico City after a devastating 7.8 earthquake hit the city. The clock on the left is stopped at the moment the earthquake struck. (1985) [1991×3000]
3 Haziran 2026
Mexican revolutionary general Plutarco Elias Calles being sworn in as President, 1924. Calles founded what is today the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party,) which ruled Mexico uninterrupted from 1929-2000. Calles ruled through a line of puppet presidents from 1929 to 1934 (1018×899)
29 Mayıs 2026
The dead bodies & bullet riddled car of Mexican revolutionary Francisco ‘Pancho’ Villa (background) & his aide Colonel Miguel Trillo after their assassination, 1923. The retired Villa was likely targeted on the orders of powerful politicians after discussions of re-entering politics (2000×1204)
28 Mayıs 2026
1913 portrait of Mexican dictator Victoriano Huerta. Early in the Mexican revolution, which overthrew dictator Porfirio Diaz, Huerta seized power alongside other members of the regimes old guard in the ‘Ten Tragic Days’ which saw the murder of revolutionary president Francisco Madero (4020×2640)
6 Mayıs 2026
![A revolutionary soldier on horseback during the Mexican Revolution, 1910s [Colorized] [1064 × 1478]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/9wo8j542xn8h1.png)
![Dead outside the Palacio Nacional in Mexico City during the Mexican Revolution, 1913 [Colorized] [1448 × 1086]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/vn3wf7ot7n8h1.png)
![Mexican Army soldiers standing guard amid the rubble in Mexico City after a devastating 7.8 earthquake hit the city. The clock on the left is stopped at the moment the earthquake struck. (1985) [1991×3000]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/kjfvwdp6ejyg1-scaled.jpeg)
