Testimony of Angela Guallart Palomina, Interview with Scott Boehm; March 27, 2009
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Gauallart Palomina nació el 29 de enero de 1931 en Madrid. Ella relata de primera mano de los sufrimientos de los pobres durante y después de la Guerra Civil española, un período que vivió con su madre y su abuela en Madrid. Su infancia estuvo marcada por el hambre y el miedo constantes. En un momento su madre vendió los muebles de la casa para comprar comida. Ella sugiere que personas inocentes fueron detenidas y ejecutadas basándose nada más que en acusaciones de informantes falangistas.
Gauallart Palomina was born on Jan. 29, 1931 in Madrid. Her testimony is a firsthand account of the sufferings endured by poor people during and after the Spanish Civil War, a period she experienced with her mother and grandmother in Madrid. Her childhood was marked by constant hunger and fear. At one point her mother sold the household furniture in order to buy food. She suggests that during the Francoist era innocent people were detained and executed based on nothing more than accusations of falangist informants
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- March 27, 2009
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Guallart Palomina's testimony was recorded in Madrid, Spain
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Testimony of the Spanish Civil War and the Francoist dictatorship
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- Spanish; Castilian
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Mms: 991007884509706535
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Barcelona, Spain :, Spanish Civil War Memory Project, 2009
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- Guallart Palomina, Angela
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Guallart Palomina, Angela. Testimony of the Spanish Civil War and the Francoist Dictatorship. University of California, San Diego, 2009
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