Add to ORKGSan Antonio, Texas. San Antonio native and UTSA history professor Dr. Felix Almarez Jr. reviews his writings, including “Tragic Cavalier” about the Spanish administration of Texas from 1808 -1813, his biography of historian Carlos Eduardo Castaneda, his history of the San Antonio Little Theater and his collaborations with illustrator Jose Cisneros. Almarez also explains his concerns about “bad history” and the need for history to provide a perspective of the past that enables better decision making for the future
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Cathy Ragland interviews Luis Antonio Garza Flores and Valerio Marroquin of Los Montañeses del Alamo...
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University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio., San Antonio, Texas A job as directo...
Cathy Ragland interviews Luis Antonio Garza Flores and Valerio Marroquin of Los Montañeses del Alamo...
Although Sheldon Hall (b. 1917) grew up in Ohio and lived most of his early years there and later, i...
UTSA history professor Dr. Felix Almaraz Jr. discusses San Antonio movie theater history from his b...
Rodolfo De La Garza, a historian, talks about his life in the Rio Grande Valley. He was born in 1906...
Cosme Casares Munoz was born in 1915 in McAllen, Texas. He talks about the first schools in McAllen,...
Adela Castilleja tells about life in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, and in Edinburg, Texas.https://scholar...
Cuban-born historian J. Frank de la Teja initially studied Cuba, but three years as a research assis...
Mexico City’s History (1st part) La historia de la ciudad de México (1ª parte) Silvia Ramírez; histo...
Outgoing interim Director of the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio, Dav...
This is an oral history interview with José Guerra conducted as part of the Houston History Project....
This interview features Vicente Soto, a long-time resident of Amarillo, Texas and the proprietor an...
Biography; El Paso in the 1920\u27s and 1930\u27s; Mexican Americans in El Paso; Mexican American po...
Cathy Ragland interviews Luis Antonio Garza Flores and Valerio Marroquin of Los Montañeses del Alamo...
Dr. Armando Alonzo will speak to UTRGV students in Dr. Jamie Starling’s HIST 6325: Seminar in Border...
University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio., San Antonio, Texas A job as directo...
Cathy Ragland interviews Luis Antonio Garza Flores and Valerio Marroquin of Los Montañeses del Alamo...
Although Sheldon Hall (b. 1917) grew up in Ohio and lived most of his early years there and later, i...