Topic: Spanish Civil War Myths

Corocotta · August 8th, 2005

My family is divided, one of my grandparents was a fascist, he fought with Franco and after the war he had an important possition in "Falange De las Jons". My other grandpa was a Republican and had to emigrate to Mexico because he could be killed. In the late 60´s he came back due to Franco´s amnesty.

Today is Spain there is a big debate. Some revisionists like Pio Moa (who was an excomunist from the GRAPO terrorist group. He was sent to jail by Franco) are making studies concerning the roll of the PSOE in the explosion of the civil war) Many people is trying to silent him.

August 8th, 2005
Corocotta Primus Pilus	My family is divided, one of my grandparents was a fascist, he fought with Franco and after the war he had an important possition in "Falange De las Jons". My other grandpa was a Republican and had to emigrate to Mexico because he could be killed. In the late 60´s he came back due to Franco´s amnesty. Today is Spain there is a big debate. Some revisionists like Pio Moa (who was an excomunist from the GRAPO terrorist group. He was sent to jail by Franco) are making studies concerning the roll of the PSOE in the explosion of the civil war) Many people is trying to silent him. __________________ “The waves of the ocean arrives before to this mountain than the romans´ arms” Corocotta, Cantabrian warrior (century I B.C)