For nine decades, a simple and distorted social narrative has prevailed in Irun: blaming the destruction of the city due to the fires that broke out on September 4 and 5, 1936 solely on Republican troops. However, a new historical investigation carried out by the Aranzadi Science Association, commissioned by Antxeta Radio and with the support of the Irun City Council, has turned this 90-year-old social truth upside down, revealing a systematic a…
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For nine decades, a simple and distorted social narrative has prevailed in Irun: blaming the destruction of the city due to the fires that broke out on September 4 and 5, 1936 solely on Republican troops. However, a new historical investigation carried out by the Aranzadi Science Association, commissioned by Antxeta Radio and with the support of the Irun City Council, has turned this 90-year-old social truth upside down, revealing a systematic a…