This record of events and inferences is centred on the Villa Santa Lucía, my House in Málaga, but for which I should not have experienced the former or drawn the latter. I was a neutral in what became a Civil War, engaged neither in politics nor in arms. But in the next war, civil or international, everyone will be concerned. It may be, therefore, that a record of the events, some trivial, some serious, some amusing, some tragic, and their effect on those who were neither scheming nor fighting, is of value.
P. Chalmers Mitchell
An edition of My house in Malaga
(1938)
My house in Málaga
by Peter Chalmers Mitchell
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My house in Málaga was published in February 1938 and is considered one of the main testimonies about the Spanish Civil War in the city. The Spanish translation, Mi casa en Málaga, did not appear until 2010.
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Peter Chalmers Mitchell (1864-1945), Arthur Koestler (1905-1983), Gerald Brenan (1894-1987), Rafael Alberti (1902-1999), Salvador Dalí (1904-1989), José Calvo Sotelo (1893-1936), Ramiro de Maetzu (1874-1936), Juan Negrín (1892-1956), Gamel Woolsey (1895-1968), Gonzalo Queipo de Llano (1875-1951), Francisco Franco (1892-1975)Places
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Mi casa en Málaga: Memorias de un aristócrata escocés en la España republicana
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Table of Contents
Preface
Page 7
I.
The Villa Santa Lucía
Page 11
II.
First Years of The Republic
Page 25
III.
Rise of reaction
Page 44
IV.
Two years of reaction
Page 61
V.
The rebellion begins
Page 79
VI.
I get involved
Page 100
VII.
The worst of Málaga
Page 121
VIII.
Searches
Page 142
IX.
Food, and labour troubles
Page 1661
X.
The Bolins leave Málaga
Page 182
XI.
To England and back
Page 204
XII.
More bombs than bread
Page 230
XIII.
Last days in Málaga
Page 246
XIV.
Koestler and I are arrested
Page 269
XV.
Conclusion and conclusions
Page 292
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