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Uploaded by Ge0rge0rwell on May 16, 2007
1937
Directed by Joris Ivens
Commentary by Ernest Hemingway
Photography by John Ferno
Music by Marc Blitzstein and Virgil Thomson
Narrator Orson Welles
Sound Director Irving Reis
Film Editor Helen Van Dongen
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Soon after the Loyalist cause was lost, and Franco installed, the Governments of UK and USA readily recognized his dictatorship until his death of natural causes in the 1970s.
barkingmad33 3 years ago
Denis Brian (Hemingway biographer, The True Gen): "In his memoir, Bringing Up the Rear, S.L.A. Marshall wrote that he wasn't surprised at Hemingway's original decision to be neutral, but he was astonished when Ernest changed his mind and went to Spain and wrote as 'a passionate crusader for the Loyalist side, blind to its increasingly red discoloration and uncompromising ugliness.' He was not blind to it.
barkingmad33 3 years ago
But he thought communists were vital to win the war against the fascists. He reluctantly concluded that heir tough, ruthless methods were a necessary evil."
barkingmad33 3 years ago