"How a young indigenous woman survive to the Mexican Revolution"20 October 2006History, Factual, Family16 mins
Apoloniatzi tells us his story: how the Mexican Revolution survived, where he sought life, what the girls did so that the soldiers would not take them away, what they ate, and how and where the war ended.
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