by Jaime Martín · Dupuis · tapa dura · ISBN 9782800169545
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On July 18, 1936, the Spanish Republican government was overthrown by General Franco's troops, plunging the country into three years of civil war and nearly forty years of repressive dictatorship. For Isabel, a courageous seamstress, this marks the beginning of a new life defined by struggle and resistance. Close to the anarchist union CNT, which she joined months earlier, she must flee alongside her future husband, Jaime, a leader of their local cell. Following "Silent Wars," where Jaime Martín explored his father's youth during Spanish decolonization, he now dedicates this dense graphic novel to the youth of his grandparents.
