Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union Activist Biography
Raised In Poverty, Learned Shoemaking And Politics, Joined The Workers' Movement, Survived His Execution
Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union activist.
A shoemaker by trade and a revolutionary by avocation, Miguel Mármol devoted his life to organizing the peasants and workers of El Salvador and Guatemala. He was a founding member of El Salvador's Communist Party (CP) and the Young Communist League. The Salvadoran National Guard called him the "Red Phantom," because he repeatedly avoided capture and disappeared, only to return again, most notably after surviving his own execution.
Additional topics
- Youssou N'Dour Biography - Inspired by His Roots, Made It Big with the Super Etoile, Gained International Attention
- Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union Activist - Raised In Poverty
- Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union Activist - Learned Shoemaking And Politics
- Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union Activist - Joined The Workers' Movement
- Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union Activist - Survived His Execution
- Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union Activist - Lived In Exile
- Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union Activist - Interviewed By Roque Dalton
- Miguel Mármol: 1905-1993: Union Activist - Left A Legacy
- Other Free Encyclopedias
Brief BiographiesBiographies: Barbara Barbieri McGrath (1953–) Biography - Personal to Fridtjof Nansen (1861–1930) Biography