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History: Spanish Civil War
During the brutal three-year conflict, violence and destruction was committed by both the Republican and Nationalist sides, but the nature, timing and scale of the atrocities varied across regions
History
New archival research suggests Anselmo Vilar was not at the Torre del Mar lighthouse during 'La Desbandá' and that the light was extinguished by order of the Republic
The Desbandá, on 8 February 1937, has been described as one of the bloodiest chapters of the war. It is believed that around 5,000 people lost their lives as Spanish, Italian and German warships and planes opened fire on fleeing civilians
Thousands of civilians were killed by Italian and German forces while fleeing the Civil War in Malaga
Politics
A large demonstration wound its way through the city centre streets on Sunday with protesters demanding "action, not words", along with measures such as a full arms embargo and the severing of all relations between Spain and Israel
History
This year marks the 88th anniversary of 'La Desbandá' when thousands of people fled Malaga but were assassinated by Franco's troops assisted by German and Italian bombardments as they tried to reach Almeria
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The mythical establishment has been recreated for the production which brings together guests and visitors who witnessed the horror that preceded the Desbandá massacre
Foreign influencers in southern Spain
The doctor helped thousands of refugees as they fled Malaga city along the coastal road to Almeria during a chapter known as the Desbandá in February 1937
The term refers to a massacre of thousands of civilians who were fleeing Malaga city during the Spanish Civil War
