The Beautiful Season (A6)
A pocket book novel by Roger Yates about the joy, excitement and rage of the Spanish Revolution when many people had hopes of a real change. This story of the Spanish anarchist revolution of 1936 is told from the perspective of the women, the revolutionary youth, the workers and the peasants who made it. A short and sweet story celebrating that time and the people who fought against the fascists and for their revolution.
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