by Carlos Fonseca · RBA Coleccionables · tapa dura · ISBN 9788447340408
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«Trece rosas rojas» is the historical essay by Carlos Fonseca about the Thirteen Roses, published by RBA Coleccionables in hardback, with 240 pages in Spanish.
The work reconstructs the story of thirteen women shot in Madrid at the end of the Civil War, known as the Thirteen Roses. Based on documentary research, Fonseca recovers their lives, their activism and the context of repression that led to their execution, and provides a documentary appendix and bibliography.
The book belongs to the Testimonios de la Guerra Civil collection and bears the subtitle «Trece mujeres ajusticiadas por el odio». It includes a documentary appendix and bibliography.
For readers interested in the Spanish Civil War, historical memory and biographies of women repressed by Francoism.
