This man raised funds for his "Division of the North" by allowing camera crews to follow him into battle for one of the first-ever feature-length documentaries.
This man raised funds for his "Division of the North" by allowing camera crews to follow him into battle for one of the first-ever feature-length documentaries. He lost most of his supporters during failed cavalry charges at the Battle of Celaya, which marked his last serious challenge to the rule of Venustiano Carranza. He first supported Francisco Madero during the conflict against Porfirio Diaz, but his increasing sympathy with radicals led to his incursion into Columbus, New Mexico and John Pershing's retaliatory U.S. army raid. For 10 points, name this "bandit" leader in the Mexican Revolution.
This man raised funds for his "Division of the North" by allowing camera crews to follow him into battle for one of the first-ever feature-length documentaries.
Pancho {Villa} (or Francisco {Villa}; or Doroteo {Arango})