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More than 200,000 People Died of Famine in the Post-War Period "by Francoism"

Summary by El Confidencial
Historian Miguel Angel del Arco Blanco publishes the essay 'The Spanish Famine' where he puts figures to the "collective tragedy" that the country lived caused "by political decisions of the regime"
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More than 200,000 People Died of Famine in the Post-War Period "by Francoism"

Historian Miguel Angel del Arco Blanco publishes the essay 'The Spanish Famine' where he puts figures to the "collective tragedy" that the country lived caused "by political decisions of the regime"

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El Confidencial broke the news in Spain on Wednesday, September 17, 2025.
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