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Escena de Delirio Caldo / Delirium / Death at the Villa (1972) de Renato Polselli.
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- La Casita del Horror de Pipendorf
Death at the Villa is a film directed by Renato Polselli with Mickey Hargitay, Rita Calderoni, Raul Lovecchio, Carmen Young .... Year: 1972. Original title: Delirio caldo. Synopsis: A respected doctor becomes the prime suspect in a series of gruesome murders.You can watch Death at the Villa through flatrate on the platforms: Full Moon Amazon ...
- Key Role in The Revolution
- His Surrender and His Vast Hacienda
- His Many Enemies
- Assassination by Gunfire
- Who Killed Pancho Villa?
- Conspiracy with Several Participants?
Pancho Villa was one of the main protagonists of the Mexican Revolution. He was a bandit chieftain in 1910 when Francisco Madero began the revolution against aging dictator Porfirio Diaz. Villa joined Madero and never looked back. When Madero was murdered in 1913, all hell broke loose and the nation fell apart. By 1915 Villa had the most powerful a...
In 1917, Carranza was sworn in as President but was assassinated in 1920 by agents working for Obregón. Carranza had reneged on an agreement to hand over the presidency to Obregón in the 1920 elections, but he had underestimated his former ally. Villa saw the death of Carranza as an opportunity. He began negotiating the terms of his surrender. Vill...
Villa had made many enemies by the time of his death in 1923: 1. President Alvaro Obregón: Obregón and Villa had clashed many times on the field of battle, with Obregón generally emerging victorious. The two men had remained on speaking terms since Villa’s 1920 surrender, but Obregón always feared Villa’s popularity and reputation. Had Villa declar...
Villa rarely left his ranch and when he did, his 50 armed bodyguards (all of whom were fanatically loyal) accompanied him. In July of 1923, Villa made a fatal mistake. On July 10 he went by car to the neighboring town of Parral to serve as godfather at the baptism of the child of one of his men. He had a couple of armed bodyguards with him, but not...
Villa was buried the next day and people began asking who had ordered the hit. It quickly became apparent that the assassination had been very well organized. The killers were never caught. Federal troops in Parral had been sent away on a bogus mission, which meant that the killers could finish their job and leave at their leisure without fear of b...
Most historians believe the death of Villa played out something like this: Lozoya, the crooked former administrator of the Canutillo ranch, started making plans to kill Villa in order to avoid having to repay him. Obregón got word of the plot and at first toyed with the idea of stopping it, but was talked into letting it go ahead by Calles and othe...
Alda Olivier's quiet life at the Villa Gualtieri is violently disrupted when a wounded English paratrooper lands in the area. Alda shelters the handsome Englishman, Richard Drew, in an abandoned tomb, attempting to evade enemies and fascist forces who surround them.
Much of Villa's army left after his defeat on the battlefield and because of his lack of resources to buy arms and pay soldiers' salaries. Angered at the U.S. aid to Carranza, Villa conducted a raid on the border town of Columbus, New Mexico to goad the U.S. into invading Mexico in 1916.
Villa and four of his companions were killed; only one bodyguard survived the massacre. A violent career had come to a violent end. An outlaw and murderer to some, a folk hero and patriot to others, Pancho Villa was buried in the city cemetery at Parral.
