They are not soccer players, but these people are shown wading through water in the photographs known as "The Magnificent Eleven."
The documentary Shadow of the Iceberg debates the authenticity of a photo of Federico Borrell GarcÃ­a, who was this type of person. They are not soccer players, but these people are shown wading through water in the photographs known as "The Magnificent Eleven." Alexander Gardner and Tim (*) O'Sullivan are best known for taking photographs of these people in the 19th century. One of them is shown grasping his leg in Robert Capa's photograph entitled "The Falling" one of these. Robert F. Sargent showed these people moving towards a beach in his photo Into The Jaws of Death, while Joe Rosenthal showed several of them raising a flag at Iwo Jima. For 10 points, name this type of person whom Matthew Brady took pictures of during the Civil War.
The documentary Shadow of the Iceberg debates the authenticity of a photo of Federico Borrell GarcÃ­a, who was this type of person.
soldiers [accept Spanish soldier before "The Magnificent Eleven"; prompt on anything relating to Spanish people before "The Magnificent Eleven"]