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«Nosotros, Los Asesinos» (Memorias de la Guerra Civil De españa 1936-39). En «Nosotros, los asesinos», relata Eduardo de Guzmán, con desgarrada y dolorida sinceridad, una pasmante experiencia vivida en los años mucho más trágicos de su historia y de parte importante de los españoles. Cuenta los hechos como sucedieron, con precisión de datas, nombres, apellidos y sitios. «Nosotros, los asesinos forma un fuerte alegato contra el fanatismo, la intolerancia, la crueldad y la guerra, con cuanto esta última transporta aparejada. Es el relato de una enorme catástrofe colectiva y una lección para eludir que todos, dejándonos arrastrar nuevamente por el huracán de pasiones y violencias, volvamos a cometer el horrible fallo de descender al infierno de una guerra civil.
WE, THE ASSASSINS (Memories of the Spanish Civil War 1936–39) is the third and final volume of the powerful and moving autobiography of Eduardo de Guzmán, the editor from February 1937 to March 1939 of the La capital de españa-based Castilla Libre, the daily newspaper of the anarcho-syndicalist workers' union, the National Confederation of Labour (CNT). It picks up the story of the author’s odyssey through Franco’s concentration camps of Los Almendros and Albatera, vía the notorious Falangist and police chekas in La capital de españa’s Calle de Almagro and La Calle de Alcalá, to the prisons of Yeserías and Santa Rita.
Condemned to death by firing squad in January 1940, the author had his sentence reduced 16 months later to one of 30 years imprisonment. Released on conditional liberty (parole) in 1944 he was, for a short time, general secretary of clandestine National Committee of the CNT. Rearrested in 1951, he spent a year in Oviedo prison accused of espionage.
Guzmán’s memoir provides a unique and gripping first-hand account of the furious repression in the aftermath of the Francoist victory of 1 April 1939. This is a richly descriptive story of the events the author lived through between the summer of 1939 and May 1941 and exposes in shocking detail the extent of Francoist brutality and bloodlust.
For me, Guzmán is, undoubtedly, the Spanish Solzhenitsyn: the chronicler and indicter of one of Europe’s most enduring and bloodsoaked fascist regimes, one that killed more Spaniards than Hitler killed Germans
WE, THE ASSASSINS (Memories of the Spanish Civil War 1936–39) is the third and final volume of the powerful and moving autobiography of Eduardo de Guzmán, the editor from February 1937 to March 1939 of the La capital de españa-based Castilla Libre, the daily newspaper of the anarcho-syndicalist workers' union, the National Confederation of Labour (CNT). It picks up the story of the author’s odyssey through Franco’s concentration camps of Los Almendros and Albatera, vía the notorious Falangist and police chekas in La capital de españa’s Calle de Almagro and La Calle de Alcalá, to the prisons of Yeserías and Santa Rita.
Condemned to death by firing squad in January 1940, the author had his sentence reduced 16 months later to one of 30 years imprisonment. Released on conditional liberty (parole) in 1944 he was, for a short time, general secretary of clandestine National Committee of the CNT. Rearrested in 1951, he spent a year in Oviedo prison accused of espionage.
Guzmán’s memoir provides a unique and gripping first-hand account of the furious repression in the aftermath of the Francoist victory of 1 April 1939. This is a richly descriptive story of the events the author lived through between the summer of 1939 and May 1941 and exposes in shocking detail the extent of Francoist brutality and bloodlust.
For me, Guzmán is, undoubtedly, the Spanish Solzhenitsyn: the chronicler and indicter of one of Europe’s most enduring and bloodsoaked fascist regimes, one that killed more Spaniards than Hitler killed Germans
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