Concha Espina, the Moving Testimony of a Captivity that Disillusioned a Staunch Republican: "She Maintains Her Principles and Beliefs. but What She Has Seen Horrifies her."

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Editions 98 rescues, 90 years later, Diary of a prisoner, the first person experience of the Cantabrian writer, locked up more than a year with her daughter, her sister and two granddaughters in her own home, in the Republican rear during the Civil War Read

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A Nobel Prize nominee, Concha Espina was the first Spanish writer to live off her work, one of the first Spanish women to get divorced - with the advice of her friend Clara Campoamor - she welcomed the arrival of the Republic and wrote in favor of the homeless, and now her literary rescue begins with her testimony about the Civil War as a "prisoner".