April 2007
To some, the government's decision to recognize victims of Franco's regime is simply righting past wrongs. But many don't want to revisit this painful period of Spanish history.
"In Spanish history books, there are some blank pages", states Francisco Espinosa. "Only the side of the dictatorship has been told". His father was killed by Franco's men during the civil war. Now he hopes to identify his father's body and give him a proper burial. Since Franco died more than 30 years ago, there has been a nationwide pact of silence about the atrocities committed during the civil war. Now the government wants to reopen the archives and offer compensation to the Nationalists' victims. But these plans are reopening old wounds for the Rupublicans' victims.
Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures
''for the empire towards God'' was the official slogan. The only ones who take exception to that are athiest marxists.
russianpostman 1 week ago
@BobbyHuertas70 We can and we will. The Liberty Tree must be refreshed time and time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
LifeLibertyLove 3 weeks ago
@cocotena VIva Espana!
BobbyHuertas70 1 month ago
A completely one-sided documentary. Where was any talk of the republican chekas? or of the hundred of Catholic martyrs that the commies killed?
BobbyHuertas70 1 month ago
@cainbeech12 Too bad he didn't get your parents.
BobbyHuertas70 1 month ago
@LifeLibertyLove He is, my friend. He is. In fact, I wish we could to in the USA what he did for Spain in his lifetime. A truely remarkable man.
BobbyHuertas70 1 month ago
OMG!!....spain as a country has suffered alot!!!...i feel bad for spanish people.And that old guy broke my heart :(.....
MiddleEasternBeauti 1 month ago
@TheAnimeDuke He killed his own people.......
CommunistPartyNation 1 month ago
@TheAnimeDuke
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AtheismCentral 1 month ago