Jesús Esteban and Gerardo Gómez, Shot in Navarra, Are Already with Their Families: "It Has Been to Recover Our History"
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The remains of two prisoners escaped from the Fort of San Cristobal in 1938, who were captured and shot that same year, have been identified and handed over to their families in an event celebrated in the Rozalejo by the Government of Navarra “Did your great-grandfather kill mine?”: the trauma of those shot by Francoism reaches the fourth generation “The history of our family is like that of many others in our country”, has begun his interventio…
These are two prisoners of the Fort of San Cristóbal killed after the May 1938 escape, whose bodies were exhumed in the graves of Urtasun and Leranotz, Esteribar
The Government of Navarre has returned the bodies of Jesus Esteban Muñoz and Gerardo Gomez Lorenzo to their families. They were arrested and killed by Franco's forces after escaping from the San Cristobal fortress in 1938. In total, the bodies of 53 people have been identified, but they have asked for help to continue this work. Ana Ollo, the Vice President of Navarre and Minister of Memory and Coexistence, welcomed the families of Esteban and G…
The bodies of Jesús Esteban Muñoz from Segovia and Gerardo Gómez Lorenzo from A Coruña, who escaped from the San Cristóbal Fortress in 1938, were found by their family...
Second Vice President and Counsellor of Memory and Coexistence, External Action and Euskera, Ana Ollo, has handed over the remains of two people killed after their escape from the Fort of San Cristóbal in 1937 to their relatives.
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