El crimen del camino Málaga-Almería
Relato con documentos gráficos reveladores de la crueldad fascista
by Norman Bethune
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En los primeros días de febrero de 1937 se produjo la que probablemente fuera la masacre más cruenta de la guerra civil española: durante varios días, en los 200 kilómetros que unen Málaga y Almería por la costa, el ejército franquista, el ejército italiano y la aviación alemana atacaron ininterrumpidamente por tierra, mar y aire a civiles que huían atropelladamente de la ciudad de Málaga tras caer esta en manos de las tropas sublevadas, un éxodo del terror conocido popularmente como «la desbandá». Esta obra recoge el testimonio del brigadista y médico canadiense Norman Bethune, figura clave en la evacuación de los refugiados.
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Norman Bethune (1890-1939)Places
Spain, Málaga (Spain), Almería (Spain)Showing 4 featured editions. View all 4 editions?
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The crime on the road Malaga-Almeria: Narrative with graphic documents revealing fascist cruelty
1977, Publicaciones Iberia
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El crimen del camino Málaga-Almería: Relato con documentos gráficos reveladores de la crueldad fascista
1977, Publicaciones Iberia
Tapa blanda
in Spanish
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The crime on the road Malaga-Almeria: Narrative with graphic documents revealing fascist cruelty
1937, Publicaciones Iberia
in English
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Le crime de la route Malaga-Almeria: récit accompagné de documents graphiques qui révèlent la cruauté fasciste.
1937, Publicaciones Iberia
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Microfiche. Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard College Library, 1977. 1 microfiche ; 11 x 15 cm. (The Blodgett collection of Spanish Civil War pamphlets).
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In the first days of February 1937, what was probably the bloodiest massacre of the Spanish Civil War took place: for several days, along the 200 kilometres between Málaga and Almería along the coast, Franco's army, the Italian army and the German air force attacked civilians fleeing the city of Málaga without interruption by land, sea and air after it fell into the hands of the rebel troops, an exodus of terror popularly known as "la desbandá" (the disbandment). This work includes the testimony of the Canadian brigadier and doctor Norman Bethune, a key figure in the evacuation of the refugees.
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