The Mexican Revolution was long and bloody. It should be of interest to the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. It began in 1910. Francisco Madero was the Liberal candidate for the presidency, but Porfirio Díaz, using strong arm tactics, was reelected. Madero was imprisoned and then went into exile in the US. He called on the Mexican people to rise on November 20 in defense of the Plan de San Luis Potosí which called …showed first 75 words of 402 total…

…showed last 75 words of 402 total…with Swarm 201, but its participation, very important in the triumph of the allies, was basically labor and productive. Many Mexicans were sent to the American factories to cover the men who had gone away to the war. Ávila Camacho restored the diplomatic relations with Great Britain and the Soviet Union. Mexico got up the United Nations and in 1944 she was host of the Inter-American Conference on the problems of the war and world-wide La Paz.