In reality, Villa was a revolutionary for only one year, during the war against Diaz in 1910-1911. He later fought against the revolution until the capitulation in 1920. He was a right-wing landowner and economically connected to the usa, he was the only one who did not condemn the incident in Vera Cruz. He was in a complex situation, so he had to make compromises, but he did a lot of good for himself and his country. The communists murdered him and until the 70s in Mexico it was forbidden to talk about him.
In reality, Villa was a revolutionary for only one year, during the war against Diaz in 1910-1911. He later fought against the revolution until the capitulation in 1920. He was a right-wing landowner and economically connected to the usa, he was the only one who did not condemn the incident in Vera Cruz. He was in a complex situation, so he had to make compromises, but he did a lot of good for himself and his country. The communists murdered him and until the 70s in Mexico it was forbidden to talk about him.