Between Two Fires: Guerrilla War in the Spanish Sierras
This book throws fresh light on a forgotten war that raged in the 1940s in the mountains of Spain. It is a story of heartbreak and heroism, relating the dramatic events in a village trapped between the ruthless Civil Guard and guerrillas led by a legendary chieftain named Roberto. Guerrilleros, villagers, Civil Guards give a poignant account of bloodshed, betrayal and courage. Historian Paul Preston comments: "As exciting as any thriller, yet deeply moving, it deserves to be read by everyone concerned with the history of contemporary Spain." |
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Sommario
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War in the sierras 17 | 199 |
The guerrillas of Frigiliana | 228 |
Sources | 240 |
Index | 244 |
Comrades the OSS and the Communists 20 | 246 |
Parole e frasi comuni
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