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200 00$aBombs over Biscay, Barcelona and Dresden (1937-1945): From the Spanish Civil War to the Second World War
210   $cPublicacions Universitat Rovira i Virgili$d2019
215   $a1 online resource (92 p.)
311 08$a84-8424-746-5 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
330   $aSometimes tragedies that have little to distinguish them from a wide range of similar events and which can make no claim to record numbers of casualties or destructive impact go down in history as fundamental and emblematic. This is the case of two of the airstrikes discussed in this volume: Barcelona and Dresden. Other tragedies, however, are sometimes obscured by circumstances elsewhere. This is the case of the "other Guernicas": that is to say, the bombings of Otxandio, Durango and Elorrio in Biscay. They are good examples not only of the brutality inherent in all wars and of how methods of combat become increasingly barbaric as conflicts wear on but also of the way in which some circumstances push events to the forefront of history and make them emblematic.
517   $aBombs over Biscay, Barcelona and Dresden
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610   $aSecond World War
610   $aSpain
610   $aSpanish Civil War
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700   $aThoma?s$b Joan Maria$01279089
702   $aAgirre$b Jon Irazabal
702   $aArnabat i Mata$b Ramon
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