by Julius Ruiz · RBA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788490062432
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This book examines in detail the repression imposed in Madrid after the Spanish Civil War. Based on unpublished archives, it reveals that between 1939 and 1944 at least 3,113 executions were carried out by court order. It analyzes how the Republicans were accused of military rebellion and how mere passivity in the face of the conflict could lead to punishments and dismissals. Despite the harshness, the repression was not one of extermination, and the book explains when and why this mass repressive system was ended.
