6 plaques
Argentina
(Federal District)
Buenos Aires
(Villa Pueyrredon)
Commemorates:
1813.
Battle of Salta.
20 de febrero
1813. Battle of Salta.
The Battle of Salta is the most important victory in Argentine territory in pursuit of Independence.
Photograph:
Nicodos
20 de febrero
Buenos Aires
Bariloche (Rio Negro)
Commemorates:
1813.
Battle of Salta.
20 de Febrero
1813. Battle of Salta.
The Battle of Salta is the most important victory in Argentine territory in pursuit of Independence.
Photograph:
Mari Carmen Miguel
20 de Febrero
San Carlos de Bariloche
Italy
Reggio Calabria (Calabria)
Commemorates:
1943.
Bombing of the city during the Second World War.
Via XX Febbraio
1943. Bombing of the city during the Second World War.
In the afternoon of that day, the life of this quiet village populated was ravaged by bombs enemy that sowed destruction, tears and death.Web: Comune di Gioia Tauro – Il bombardamento del 1943 (italian)
Photograph:
Intercultura (Ivan Del Vecchio)
Via XX Febbraio
Gioia Tauro
Spain
Valladolid (Castile and León)
Commemorates:
1856.
The joy of the approval of the auction of the railway from Valladolid to Burgos.
20 de febrero
1856. The joy of the approval of the auction of the railway from Valladolid to Burgos.
Source: Information provided by the Town Council of Valladolid.
Photograph:
Marta Bou i Antoni Palmarola
20 de febrero
Valladolid
Venezuela
Carirubana (Falcón)
Commemorates:
1859.
"La Toma de Coro"
Callejón 20 de Febrero
1859. "La Toma de Coro"
On February 20, 1859 broke out in the city of Coro the movement of the Federation, which later became a war with dire consequences for Venezuela. This war also has been called "Long War", "Federal Revolution" and "War of the five years." The liders of this movement were Ezequiel Zamora and Juan Crisostomo Falcon. This day, the commander Tirso Salaverria Coro stormed the barracks, seized 900 guns and launched the "Cry of Federation."
Photograph:
mr.radiosticker
Callejón 20 de Febrero
Coro
Colina (Falcón)
Commemorates:
1859.
"La Toma de Coro"
Calle 20 de Febrero
1859. "La Toma de Coro"
On February 20, 1859 broke out in the city of Coro the movement of the Federation, which later became a war with dire consequences for Venezuela. This war also has been called "Long War", "Federal Revolution" and "War of the five years." The liders of this movement were Ezequiel Zamora and Juan Crisostomo Falcon. This day, the commander Tirso Salaverria Coro stormed the barracks, seized 900 guns and launched the "Cry of Federation."
Photograph:
mr.radiosticker
Calle 20 de Febrero
La Vela de Coro