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Alan Knight, University of Oxford, links the rich visual evidence to the transformative historical experience of 1910–1950, bringing out both the radical socio-political change and the stubborn cultural continuity which gave the Mexican Revolution its distinctive character.
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4 February 2010 at 6:30 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour |
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British Museum |
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£5, £3 concessions |
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Book event tickets through the British Museum Ticket Desk 10.00-16.45 daily |
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Located in the Stevenson Lecture theatre |
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