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Picture of Catalina de Erauso from her autobiography. [1] Modified by Dcoetzee and Error, who cropped it, brightened it, and cleaned up the background and border. Original in public domain because of expired copyright; changes released into public domain by modifiers.

Catalina was a Basque woman daughter and syster of soldiers from the city of San Sebastian. She was left to become a nun but abandoned the monastery at the age of fifteen years and started a long travel, always through contacts with other Basques, reaching America's colonies and entering as soldier under several captains, including her own brother, who she murdered along with a lot more of people.

Her autobiography can be found actually in digital library.[2]

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