Thousands of convicted Republicans were forced into slave labor during Francisco Franco's dictatorship in Spain from 1936 to 1939.
“Forced labor during Franco's dictatorship”
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Thousands of convicted Republicans were forced into slave labor during Francisco Franco's dictatorship in Spain from 1936 to 1939.
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An abandoned bridge in the mountains of Madrid holds remnants of Spain's post-Civil War history. 'Estos muros' details the forced labor system imposed by Francisco Franco's dictatorship from 1936 to 1939. Thousands of convicted Republicans worked as slaves for various companies. The film examines physical remnants like a railway track and an erased poem, revealing the stories of those silenced by the regime. Director Alberto Pascual presents a critical look at this dark chapter in Spanish history.
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Why Watch
- See the remnants of Franco's oppressive regime in Madrid.
- Find out about the forced labor of convicted Republicans.
- Meet the voices silenced by political repression.
Did You Know
- Francisco Franco's dictatorship lasted from 1936 to 1939.
- Thousands of Republicans were used as slave labor during Franco's regime.
- The documentary features a railway track located in the mountains of Madrid.
- A poem was found erased from a crumbling wall in the film.
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What period does the documentary 'Estos muros' focus on?
It focuses on the period of Francisco Franco's dictatorship from 1936 to 1939.
What type of labor did convicted Republicans endure during Franco's regime?
Convicted Republicans were exploited as slave labor for various companies.
Who directed the documentary 'Estos muros'?
The documentary was directed by Alberto Pascual.
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