Miguel Grau Seminario
Miguel Grau Seminario (1834-1879) was a prominent Peruvian naval officer and national hero, best known for his leadership during the War of the Pacific against Chile. As the commander of the ironclad Huáscar, he became famous for his tactical prowess and bravery in several naval battles, particularly the Battle of Angamos, where he died in combat. Grau is celebrated in Peru not only for his military achievements but also for his humanitarian principles, earning him the title 'Gentleman of the Sea.' His legacy is honored annually on October 8, commemorating his sacrifice and contributions to the nation.
Born on Jul 27, 1814 (211 years old)
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Miguel Grau is celebrated as a national hero of Peru for his bravery during the naval battle of Angamos.
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Peru:
Miguel Grau Seminario is remembered as the popular 'Caballero de los Mares' and is honored for his actions during the Combate de Angamos.
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Peru:
Miguel Grau Seminario is honored as a hero of the nation.
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