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Colonel Albino Jara, Paraguayan soldier and politician, 1911
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Colonel Albino Jara, Paraguayan soldier and politician, 1911
Colonel Albino Jara, Paraguayan soldier and politician, 1911. Jara (1877-1912) became provisional President of Paraguay in January 1911 after he led a military coup against the government of Manuel Gondra. He was in turn overthrown by another coup in July the same year. Jara was killed the following year during an attempt to regain power. A print from Picturesque Paraguay by Alexander K MacDonald, Charles H Kelly, London, 1911
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This print captures the enigmatic presence of Colonel Albino Jara, a Paraguayan soldier and politician, in 1911. With his piercing gaze and distinguished handlebar mustache, Jara exudes an air of authority and determination. Jara's rise to power was marked by political upheaval as he led a military coup against the government of Manuel Gondra, ultimately becoming provisional President of Paraguay in January 1911. However, his reign was short-lived as he faced yet another coup in July that same year. Tragically, Jara's quest for power would prove fatal. The following year saw him make a valiant attempt to regain control but met with untimely demise during this ill-fated endeavor. This portrait not only showcases Jara's striking features but also serves as a poignant reminder of the turbulent times in which he lived. It encapsulates the spirit of rebellion and instability that characterized early 20th-century South America. As we observe this image today, it offers us a glimpse into the complex world of politics and power struggles that shaped Paraguay during this era. Colonel Albino Jara stands tall as both a leader and symbol of resilience amidst adversity. Preserved through time by Alexander K MacDonald's lens, this print from "Picturesque Paraguay" allows us to reflect on the legacy left behind by individuals like Colonel Albino Jara – men who dared to challenge established norms while paying the ultimate price for their ambitions.
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