by Gómez Bravo, Gutmaro · Catedra · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788437642741
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This book tells the story of the socialist underground in Spain during the Franco dictatorship (1939-1970). It focuses on the lives of ordinary people who led a double life, including salaried workers, manual laborers, and purged teachers, who risked their lives and remained anonymous. The book describes how these individuals organized themselves underground, connecting with former militants and establishing networks by guilds, branches, sectors, and neighborhoods. This model, which in some mountainous areas coexisted with the guerrilla, barely survived. After the death of Tomás Centeno in 1954, the executives moved to France, but the activity continued inside, adapting to new actors and forms of protest, which highlighted the tension between exile and the interior. The author rescues the anonymous face of those who carried out this reconstruction through the documentation they generated and exchanged, which was mostly seized by the police, which is why this story has remained unpublished until now.
