Felipe Ángeles
Mexican general and revolutionary leader
Born
1868
157 years ago
Died
November 26th, 1919
105 years ago — 51 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
Mexico
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A key figure in the Mexican Revolution, a general served under Francisco Villa. Played a significant role in military strategy and operations during the conflict. Involved in the planning of various offensives against government forces. After the revolution, faced conflicts with other revolutionary leaders and was ultimately captured, leading to his execution.
Served as a general in the Division of the North
Developed artillery tactics that improved revolutionary effectiveness
Participated in the Battles of Torreón and Ciudad Juárez
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