by Peter Chalmers-Mitchell · Librería y Editorial Renacimiento S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788484725152
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This book is a fundamental testimony to understanding the first months of the military coup in Malaga, narrated by Sir Peter Chalmers-Mitchell, an eminent Scottish zoologist who found himself caught up in the events of the Spanish Civil War while residing at his Santa Lucia estate. Through his memoirs, the author masterfully recounts his experiences in the city until February 1937, offering a human and detailed look at a turbulent period in Spanish history. Edited by Andrés Arenas and Enrique Girón, the work stands out not only for its historical value but also for the author's human quality, as he enjoyed the respect of people from both sides despite his leftist ideas.
