Bartolomé Salom Explained

Bartolomé Salom
Birth Date:	24 August 1780
Birth Place:	Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, Spain
Death Place:	Puerto Cabello, State of Venezuela
Birth Name:	Bartolomé Antonio de la Concepción Salom Borges
Allegiance:	Venezuela
Serviceyears:	1810–1863
Rank:	General
Battles:	Spanish American wars of independence Venezuelan War of Independence Battle of La Victoria Second Battle of Angostura New Granada Campaign Battle of Carabobo Colombian War of Independence Admirable Campaign Siege of Cartagena (1815) Pasto Campaign Peruvian War of Independence Second siege of Callao^[1]

Bartolomé Antonio de la Concepción Salom Borges (Puerto Cabello, August 24, 1780 – October 30, 1863) was a Venezuelan-born general and patriotic leader in the Venezuelan War of Independence. He is considered a national hero in Venezuela and Peru.

Notes and References

1. Book: de Unamuno, Miguel. Selected Works of Miguel de Unamuno, Volume 3: Our Lord Don Quixote. Princeton University Press. 2015. 978-1400871537. 396. Miguel de Unamuno.