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The Quintas Family: From Ferrol to Tarrafal

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They had lived in Galicia for 21 years when the civil war began. In September 1936, the father and sons were repatriated, arrested by the PVDE (Portuguese secret police), and deported to Tarrafal. The family was never the same again.
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The Quintas Family: From Ferrol to Tarrafal

They had lived in Galicia for 21 years when the civil war began. In September 1936, the father and sons were repatriated, arrested by the PVDE (Portuguese secret police), and deported to Tarrafal. The family was never the same again.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
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