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Fascist Atrocities: The Massacre of the Civilian Population in the Territories Occupied by the Rebels – Harsh testimonies from the first stage of the Spanish Civil War. Paris, [1937]

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Atrocités fascistes: Le massacre de la population civile dans les territoires occupés par les rebelles – Fascist Atrocities: The Massacre of the Civilian Population in the Territories Occupied by the Rebels. Published by Comité International de Coordination et d’Information pour l’Aide à l’Espagne Républicaine (The International Committee for Coordination and Information for Aid to Republican Spain). Paris, [1937]. French. Rare.

An eyewitness account based on official reports of the atrocities committed by the fascist forces during the first stage of the Spanish Civil War, starting from the rebels’ order to terrorize the civilian population, and the massacre of civilians in cities occupied by the nationalist rebel forces, including the torture and execution of women and children.
The booklet includes testimonies and harsh descriptions of unimaginable brutal abuse of the population, as well as data on the extent of the violence and harm inflicted upon innocent civilians.
The booklet was intended to raise international awareness of the atrocities occurring in Spain, to rally support for the Spanish Republic, and to pressure governments and international bodies to take action against the fascist forces.

During the Spanish Civil War, the forces of Francisco Franco, supported by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, committed massacres and severe violations of human rights in the areas they occupied. The booklet serves as an early documentation of these war crimes and emphasizes the need for international intervention.

33 [1] pages. Good condition.

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135. Fascist Atrocities: The Massacre of the Civilian Population in the Territories Occupied by the Rebels – Harsh testimonies from the first stage of the Spanish Civil War. Paris, [1937]