the beginnings of anti-church policies in chiapas during the mexican revolution (1910- 1920)
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Abstract
In Chiapas, as in other states of South Eastern Mexico, the 1930s were the years of most intense religious persecution. However, anti-Church policies had begun before that, supported by successive Mexican governments, mainly during Carranza's administration. This paper describes the circumstances that prevailed during this decade, as well as some of the Catholic Church's reactions in Chiapas, for public attitudes were not historically documented until the 1920s.
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| Authors | ;Miguel Lisbona Guillén |
| Journal | vision research |
| Year | 2007 |
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