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Battles/wars. Ten Years' War. Little War. Cuban War of Independence. José Marcelino Maceo Grajales (2 February 1849, La Delicia, Oriente Province, Cuba – 5 July 1896, Loma de Gato, Santiago de Cuba) was a Cuban independence activist and patriot.
Mayor general José Maceo. José Maceo, cuyo nombre completo era José Marcelino Maceo Grajales, apodado «El León de Oriente» (2 de febrero de 1849, La Delicia, antigua provincia de Oriente, Cuba – 5 de julio de 1896, Loma del Gato, Santiago de Cuba) fue un militar y patriota cubano del siglo XIX .
Jul 2, 2019 · Fast Facts: Antonio Maceo. Full Name: José Antonio de la Caridad Maceo Grajales. Known For: Cuban independence hero. Also Known As: "The Bronze Titan" (nickname given by Cubans), "The Greater Lion" (nickname given by Spanish forces) Born: June 14, 1845 in Majaguabo, Cuba. Died: December 7, 1896 in Punta Brava, Cuba.
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Rinden tributo a José Maceo en el aniversario 169 de su natalicio 2/3/2018 TV Santiago: "Al acto asistieron oficiales, trabajadores y cadetes de cinco países, en representación de los estudiantes del Instituto Docente Superior Mayor General José Maceo Grajales, inspirados por la bravura de “El León de Oriente”, apelativo ganado en la ...
Casualties and losses. 16 killed and 40 or 50 wounded [1] 80 dead and 160 wounded [1] The Battle of Loma del Gato took place during the Cuban War of Independence on July 5, 1896 [2] at Santiago de Cuba, Oriente Province. It is notable for the death of Mambí General José Maceo .
When he ordered Gómez to replace José Maceo and break away from Antonio Maceo, Gómez refused and was dismissed. He responded by calling on Maceo for aid, a request that resulted in Maceo's death on December 7, 1896.
The Battle of El Jobito, took place on May 13 of 1895 , as part of the First Eastern Campaign, it was led by Antonio Maceo. The Battle [ edit ] At the farm of “El Jobito”, northwest of Guantánamo , forces under the command of General Antonio Maceo faced a column of more than 500 enemies.
