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Captain Alberto
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Captain Alberto
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| Fourth Corps of Las Villas. Cuban Liberation Army. Staff of General Francisco Carrillo (1). My maternal grandfather, Capt. Alberto González-Abreu y Sánchez (14). In front of him, my father's uncle, César Romero (12), whose son was the Hollywood movie actor with the same name. |
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| General Francisco Carrillo and his personal staff. My maternal grandfather, Capt. Alberto González-Abreu y Sánchez, stands in the center behind Carrillo. |
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| The Cuban Consul, 122 N. 7 Street,
St. Louis, Missouri (1923-1929) |
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| Cuban Consul Alberto González-Abreu with Charles Lindbergh.
"Col. Lindbergh standing beside his airplane, in St. Louis, after having completed a 1300-mile flight, mostly in rain, from Havana, Cuba, the last port of call on a two-months' trip to Latin-American nations." The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, February 26, 1928. |
Lindbergh
Does It! To Paris in 33 1/2 Hours (N.Y. Times, May 22, 1927)
Man
and Craft Were One, as a New Age Began
Charles
Lindbergh Obituary (N.Y. Times, August 27, 1974)
Lindbergh
Dies of Cancer in Hawaii at the Age of 72 (N.Y. Times, August
27, 1974)
Charles Lindbergh
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