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Aragoneses en el infierno de los campos de concentración
Documentary about the more than a thousand Aragonese who, after the Civil War, were deported to Nazi concentration camps during World War II. It collects the testimonies of Segundo Espallargas, Francisco Bernal, Jesús Tello, Mariano Constante, José Alcubierre and relatives of other victims. The documentary covers the Mauthausen countryside, known by the nickname "the Spanish countryside", as well as Ebensee or Hartheim Castle.
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Documentary about the more than a thousand Aragonese who, after the Civil War, were deported to Nazi concentration camps during World War II. It collects the testimonies of Segundo Espallargas, Francisco Bernal, Jesús Tello, Mariano Constante, José Alcubierre and relatives of other victims. The documentary covers the Mauthausen countryside, known by the nickname "the Spanish countryside", as well as Ebensee or Hartheim Castle.
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Written By:Mirella R. Abrisqueta
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