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Dominican insurgents were
called mambises. Due to
their lack of
military gear and artillery, the
Dominican mambises fought a
guerrilla war
armed mostly...
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Dominican Restoration War Ten Years' War
Mambises Cardona y Losada, pag.27 "La
cripta homenaje a los
mambises de la
independencia 🇨🇺". CubaConecta. 2017-10-25...
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families of
Mambises,
killing them
immediately or
sending them en m****e to
concentration camps on the island.[citation needed] The
Mambises fought using...
- anti-materiel
rifle designed and
manufactured in Cuba. It was
named after the
Mambises, who were
rebel soldiers that
fought against the
Kingdom of
Spain during...
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manigua (the
woods and most
thick countryside) in
order to
support the
Mambises, as
Cuban rebels were
known in the 19th century. The
Maceos enlisted as...
- Cánovas del Castillo".
Historia 16. Tamburini, F. (2000). "Betances, los
mambises italianos y
Michele Angiolillo, in PasiĂłn por la libertad,
Actas del coloquio...
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conventional approach,
favored by
Thomas Jordan and others. He gave the
Cuban mambises their most
feared tactic, the "machete charge." On
October 25, 1868, during...
- The
revolutionaries were far outnumbered. The
rebels were
often called mambises. The
origin of this term is disputed. Some
suggest it may have originated...
- immediately,
several pockets of
rebellion spread.
After a few days the “
mambises”
troops were at the
gates of Santiago,
after devastating the
Spanish garrisons...
- MartĂ PĂ©rez, the
National Hero, who was
buried together with the
other mambises veterans from 1947 to 1951, with the
current tomb
being inaugurated on...
