La Cristiada - A Civil War
Research into one of Mexico's bloodiest civil wars in history and the impact this had on the local community.
University of Kent researcher Dr Mark Lawrence has explored the country's memory of the war. Though Church and State fought fiercely against each other, the conflict was more complicated than many remember it.
Dr Lawrence said: “‘The Cristero War began in 1926 but never really ended. The religious tensions and local vendettas it unleashed reverberated throughout the last century. Even now, almost a century later, the scars of the conflict can be seen throughout the west of Mexico”
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Not a civil war, a religious war. You will never erase history! † Viva Cristo Rey! †
@tonys9397
2 жыл бұрын
It was both
@JC-uz3bz
2 жыл бұрын
It was neither civil nor religious it was an outright persecution against the Catholic Church and it’s faithful. Viva Christo Rey y Santamaría de Guadalupe!
@ Around 5:43 - Seems the following translation was omitted (as gentleman is holding a picture of his grandfather): "My mother's father, Grandfather Toribio Zepeda, we consider him to be a martyr of that revolution."
Thank you for covering La Cristiada. You missed the heart of La Cristiada. If you really want the true real story of the suffering and crimes committed by the federal troops you need to do your research in the states of Jalisco Guanajuato and Michoacan. Zacatecas and Durango had minor involvement in La Cristiada. BTW the Catholic Church did not go on strike. They moved out of the Church buildings in protest to celebrate Mass and were later shut down by the government and therefore celebrated Mass in the Caves. Priest and entire Ranchos were massacred because of this
Didn't know anything about this. Fascinating
VIVA CRISTO REY Y MARIA GUADALUPE
@sasquatchdonut2674
2 жыл бұрын
VIVA!
¡VIVA CRISTO REY!
Excellent video, University of Kent! How to cite this video for my manuscript?
@universityofkent-researcha4798
2 жыл бұрын
Hi, thanks for your comment. If you're a student, you should have access to guidance on how to cite various sources at this link: bit.ly/3zEILtV This link may also be helpful: www.kent.ac.uk/ai/styleguides.html Please let us know if you need any further assistance.
gran trabajo, muy interesante
Excelent!
VIVA CRISTO REY!!!!!❤❤❤
Mi abuelo José Gómez de cuquío Jalisco jefe de los cristeros yo soy su nieto José Gómez víva cristo rey y la virgen de Guadalupe 🙏
Viva Cristo Rey!!
I would suggest La Cristiada 1 sur 4 : Événements menant à la guerre kzread.info/dash/bejne/imRrxJSbocfNaLg.html
VERY GOOD COMMENT - ... You missed the heart of La Cristiada ... They moved out of the Church buildings in protest to celebrate Mass YOU BIASED THE ISSUE : EXTREME LEFT AND MACONIC ANTICLERICALISM IN ACTION Any similarity with actual european process is a coincidence Sergio Gonzalez il y a 2 ans (modifié) Thank you for covering La Cristiada. You missed the heart of La Cristiada. If you really want the true real story of the suffering and crimes committed by the federal troops you need to do your research in the states of Jalisco Guanajuato and Michoacan. Zacatecas and Durango had minor involvement in La Cristiada. BTW the Catholic Church did not go on strike. They moved out of the Church buildings in protest to celebrate Mass and were later shut down by the government and therefore celebrated Mass in the Caves. Priest and entire Ranchos were massacred because of this Should we see similarity with actual european process
This us stupid. The Catholic church was dominating Mexico like i does now. This is so one sided
@JessMan508
5 ай бұрын
The church was so strong that the government committed genocide...okay
Are there any unbiased sources on this? The Catholic Church is not without fault and everything makes them seem like a victim when they've been the aggressor throughout mexican history and world history.
@JessMan508
5 ай бұрын
So it's okay to genocide innocent Catholics because some people abused their power? Punish the people responsible, not innocent civilians.