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Margarita Neri

1856 – 1923

Mexican revolutionary commander

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About Margarita Neri

Lived 1856 – 1923 (aged 66–67). Margarita Neri was a Mexican military personnel and revolutionary.

Margarita Neri was a Zapatista commander and a soldadera during the Mexican Revolution. She was a Dutch-Maya Indian from the Mexican state of Quintana Roo who was one of the few female military leaders to achieve fame during the revolution. Neri is said to have led over 1,000 soldiers in 1910 through Mexico just as if she were a man earning the utmost respect of Zapata but known for her cruelty. She commanded Zapatista forces through the Tabasco and Chiapas region during the early stages of the Mexican Revolution, and It is rumored that she once declared her intention to behead Porfirio Diaz personally.

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Born
1856, Quintana Roo, Costa Chica Region
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Margarita Neri?

Mexican revolutionary commander

When was Margarita Neri born?

Margarita Neri was born in 1856 in Quintana Roo, Costa Chica Region.

When did Margarita Neri die?

Margarita Neri died on 25 March 1923.

What was Margarita Neri's occupation?

Margarita Neri was a military personnel and revolutionary.

What nationality was Margarita Neri?

Margarita Neri was Mexican.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Margarita Neri

· Wikidata: Q6760155

· DBpedia: Margarita Neri

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