Le Journal de la Photographie

Jon Bertelli Father and Son © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Emiliano Zapata’s youngest son, Mateo Zapata. He passed away in 2007. JBertelli Lost in the Past © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Señora Zamora, not only helped with the cooking and rolled cigars for E. Zapata, but was also actively involved in the fighting. JBertelli Enduring Love © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Veteran Benjamin Sanchéz with his wife, wearing the medal of “Merito Revolucionario” JBertelli Reunited © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Veteran Dimas was present when E. Zapata was shot dead in Chinameca, Morelos. JBertelli Ready to Serve © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Veteran, Don Vidal at home with his Winchester 30/30, in front of a portrait of Emiliano Zapata JBertelli Time to Rest © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010, Zapatistas Young veteran, Felipe Soriano helped and fought with the Zapatistas. Jon Guido Bertelli Family Ties © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Emilia Espejo, the adopted daughter of Josefa Espejo and Emiliano This photograph was taken in the location as that of E. Zapata and J. wedding photo. JBertelli Gaze of Determination © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Veteran Felipe Ramos photographed in Mateo Zapata’s office in Cuatla, Morelos. Jon Guido Bertelli ”The Legacy Continues” © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Emiliano Zapata’s grandson and the head of the Autentico Frente helping people in need. Jon Guido Bertelli Standing Tall © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Eufemio Zapata, Emiliano Zapata’s grandson at “La Plazuela de la Revolución del Cuatla, Morelos, where Emiliano Zapata is buried. Jon Guido Bertelli ”Carabina 30/30” © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 The famous Winchester, “Carabina 30/30" the chosen weapon of many because of it’s rapid lever action firing power. Jon Guido Bertelli Inspired © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Poet and Cavalry Lieutenant, Galo Pacheco Valle at home. Jon Guido Bertelli “Tierra y Libertad” (Land and Freedom) © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Mural by E. Zapata’s childhood home JBertelli Medals of Valor © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Medals given to the veterans: “Merito Revolucionario” and “Legion de Honor”. Jon Guido Bertelli Reflecting © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Señora Uribe, “Adelita / Soldadera” (Soldier woman). Jon Guido Bertelli Pride © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Veteran, Enrique Flores proudly his medals of “Merito Revolucionario” and “Legion de Honor”. Jon Guido Bertelli Sadness for the Fallen © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Infantry veteran José Manuel reflecting on his fallen young friends. Jon Guido Bertelli ”lolito” © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Young veteran known as "lolito" Jon Guido Bertelli Miguel© Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Veteran, Miguel was responsible of the church bells following the revolution, until the day he was hit on the head by a bell Jon Guido Bertelli “Hacienda de Coahuixtla” © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Ruins of the hacienda de Coahuixtla, Morelos, destroyed in battle by the Zapatistas. The wealthy landowners, exploiting the cheao labor of the common man, owned the Haciendas. Jon Guido Bertelli Hacienda de Chinameca © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Ruins of the “Hacienda de Chinameca”, Morelos, destroyed by the Zapatista troops. E. Zapata was killed at the gates of the Hacienda. Jon Guido Bertelli Women’s Revolutionary flag © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 The flag of the revolutionary also known as Adelitas or Soldaderas. Jon Guido Bertelli Testimony of their love © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Government document, testifying to the marriage of Emilano Zapata and Josefa Espejo de Zapata. The Cameos were wedding presents given to Josefa by the President of Mexico, Francisco Madero and his wife. Jon Guido Bertelli “Adios Vida Mia” (Farewell my Life) © Jon Guido Bertelli.2010 Poem written by poet and Cavalry Lieutenant, Galo Pacheco Valle.