Madrid, de corte a checa

Synopsis of Madrid, de corte a checa

Madrid, de corte a checa is a novel by Agustín de Foxá that narrates the disappearance of the monarchy, the arrival of the republic, and the Spanish civil war through the eyes of a young Falangist from Madrid. With autobiographical overtones, the work is divided into three parts, exploring the apathy of the defenders of the monarchy, the hopes and nightmares of the republic, and the violence and barbarism that ravaged Madrid during the war. A love story adds warmth and dynamism to this vivid representation of a turbulent era in Spanish history.