Cinco de Mayo: La batalla Page #7
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Cover that door!
There!
Cover it!
Don't let them pass!
Come on!
Don't let them pass!
Cover yourselves!
The French are here!
They are taking the quarters by assault!
Come on! Attack them!
Attack them!
Come on!
Kill them all!
- Don't let them pass!
- Don't leave a soul!
Attack them!
Kill them all!
Don't leave a soul!
Finally.
They are ours.
Attack them
with all your strength!
Soldiers!
We are going to show
those bastards
what we Mexicans are made of!
Fire!
Cannon number three, fire!
-Infantry, let's go!
- Yes, sir!
Sharpshooters!
Stop them!
Aim!
Fire!
Kill him in the name of France!
You are not France!
You are not France!
It's over!
It's over!
Fire!
Take up arms!
Fire!
Get ready to attack!
Kill them!
No!
F***!
F***ing hell!
Hold your position!
Hold on! Hold on!
Hold your position!
Fire!
What are you doing, a**hole?
What are you doing?
Protect your general!
Fire!
Retreat!
Retreat!
Retreat!
Retreat!
We won! We won!
- Are they saying that we won?
- So it seems.
It's a miracle!
We defeated them!
We defeated them!
We defeated them!
Ignacio, we have defeated the French.
Are you sure?
General Porfirio Diaz
is chasing them out.
Then,
today our National Army has
covered itself in glory.
Juan! Juan!
Juan! Juan! Juan!
Thank God you are alive!
- Have we won?
- Yes, we won.
Get up.
Wait! Wait!
I'll go look for someone
to help you!
Wait!
No. No.
Citlali, don't.
Please, don't go.
Don't leave me alone.
Juan, you're losing a lot of blood.
Please, let me get some help!
Hold me.
Hold me.
Don't be sad.
We won.
- Yes, we won.
- We won.
Hold me.
I'm cold.
I'm so cold.
Hold me.
Five months later,
General Ignacio Zaragoza
died unexpectedly of typhoid fever
in the city of Puebla.
He was 33 years old.
His mortal remains are in the same
grave alongside those
of his wife Rafaela.
Along with other generals,
Porfirio Diaz
continued fighting
against the French,
and his military victories
were the key to expel them
from Mexico in 1867.
The Count of Lorencz
was dismissed by Napoleon Ill
after his humiliating defeat
in the battle of Puebla.
Mexico's victory was highly
celebrated in the United States,
because it thwarted
Napoleon lll's projects
to support the Confederate
Secessionist Army of the South.
President Abraham Lincoln
congratulated
and thanked
Benito Juarez
by offering his support
to expel the French invaders.
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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