the cuban war for independence started on 24 february 1895.
the cuban war for independence started on 24 february 1895.
when did the cuban war for independence start?
24 february 1895
a protestant burial ground was opened since the cornish, considered heretics, could not be buried in the catholic cemetery.









































section::::history.:post-independence.









































the town was the location of one of the first uprisings in the cuban war of independence, on 24 february 1895, led by colonel alfonso goulet with rafael portuondo tamayo, delegate of the cuban revolutionary party of the east.









































in 1902, the mine was purchased by william a. chanler, a wealthy new york businessman and a veteran of the spanish–american war. 









































profits were initially robust enough that chanler was able to loan $35 million to the cuban government.
el cobre, cuba
the ten years' war was the first of three wars that cuba fought against spain for its independence. the ten years' war began when carlos manuel de céspedes and his followers of patriots from his sugar mill la demajagua began an uprising. the war ended with the signing of the pact of zanjón.









































section::::colonial period (1511–1902).:cuban war of independence.









































the cuban war of independence was the last major uprising by cuban nationalists against the spanish colonial government. the conflict culminated with american intervention during the spanish–american war.









































section::::colonial period (1511–1902).:cuban war of independence.:spanish–american war.
military history of cuba