First Honduran Civil War

First Honduran Civil War
Part of Banana Wars
Date 23 July 1919 – 17 September 1919 (1 month, 3 weeks and 4 days) Location Honduras Result Victory of the revolutionary rebel army and the overthrow of President Bertrand.
Belligerents
Honduran Army	United rebel army
Commanders and leaders
General Juan Pablo Urrutia General Eulogio Flores Doctor y Coronel Tiburcio Carias Andino General Teófilo Cárcamo (commander of San Pedro Sula) General Santiago Nolasco (commander of Yoro) General José León Castro (Comandante de Armas de Gracias) Coronel Teófilo Castillo (of Mexican origin and Santa Bárbara commander) Coronel José María Díaz Gómez (commander of El Paraíso) Coronel Alfonso Ferrari (Oficial de Copán) Coronel Vicente Ayala (Oficial de Copán) Mayor José Inocente Triminio Osorio, weapons commander of Ced	General Rafael López Gutiérrez General Gregorio Aguilar General José María Reina General Luis Mejía Moreno General J. Ernesto Alvarado “Alvaradito” General José Ramírez (deceased) General Salvador Cisneros General Adolfo Zuñiga General Simón Aguilar Coronel Vicente Tosta Carrasco Coronel Gregorio Ferrera Coronel Flavio Del Cid Doctor Pedro Ordoñez Díaz

The First Honduran Civil War (Spanish: Primera guerra civil hondureña) or Revolution of 19 (Spanish: Revolución del 19) was an armed conflict that took place in the Republic of Honduras in 1919. This was the first conflict in Honduran soil where the weapons and technological advances of the 20th century were felt.