"A Gringo Guide to the Cristero Rebellion" - A book with the complete, half-forgotten history of the Rebellion against the Calles Administration 1926-1930 in which the Pope closed the Mexican churches, and the government waged modern warfare against their own people over religious differences. Hundreds of thousands of people died and a half million people migrated to the U.S. Includes pictures. Download from Amazon.com; Amazon.com.mx; Kobo.com; or Google Play for only $6.99.
"A Gringo Guide to the Cristero Rebellion" - A book with the complete, half-forgotten history of the Rebellion against the Calles Administration 1926-1930 in which the Pope closed the Mexican churches, and the government waged modern warfare against their own people over religious differences. Hundreds of thousands of people died and a half million people migrated to the U.S. Includes pictures. Download from Amazon.com; Amazon.com.mx; Kobo.com; or Google Play for only $6.99.
"A Gringo Guide to the Cristero Rebellion" - A book with the complete, half-forgotten history of the Rebellion against the Calles Administration 1926-1930 in which the Pope closed the Mexican churches, and the government waged modern warfare against their own people over religious differences. Hundreds of thousands of people died and a half million people migrated to the U.S. Includes pictures. Download from Amazon.com; Amazon.com.mx; Kobo.com; or Google Play for only $6.99.
"A Gringo Guide to the Cristero Rebellion" - A book with the complete, half-forgotten history of the Rebellion against the Calles Administration 1926-1930 in which the Pope closed the Mexican churches, and the government waged modern warfare against their own people over religious differences. Hundreds of thousands of people died and a half million people migrated to the U.S. Includes pictures. Download from Amazon.com; Amazon.com.mx; Kobo.com; or Google Play for only $6.99.
William John Conaway's México experience began in June of 1961, when fresh out of high school he came to San Miguel de Allende for a visit. He fell in love with México, the people, and with his bride of now over 50 years. He's made a living here ever since, among his Mexican friends, hardly knowing any Americans at all. The contacts he did make made him realize the need for reliable information in English, and in 1986, he began his writing career. His books have been on sale continuously on the Internet ever since.
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