Tebeos Dolmen Editorial La Ficha 15 Postales Contra El Olvido Comic Spanish

Tebeos Dolmen Editorial La Ficha 15 Postales Contra El Olvido Comic Spanish Beige . The Card 15: Postcards Against Oblivion" is a fictionalized comic recounting the true story of Rogelio Fernández Aguiló, imprisoned during the Spanish Civil War. Based on his surviving postcards and handmade objects, the story chronicles his year-and-a-half ordeal in Mallorca´s prisons and concentration camps. It gives voice to the repressed, honoring those who survived repression and lived on in silence for decades. This work pays tribute to these resilient victims, detailing their experiences through poignant, black-and-white postcard narratives of life away from home. The Story of Rogelio Fernández Aguiló: A Life Impacted by the Spanish Civil WarRogelio Fernández Aguiló, my great-grandfather, was prisoner number 15 in the Jaime I and Can Mir prisons, and in the concentration camps of s´Àguila and Son Granada, places that are part of the history of the Spanish Civil War in Mallorca.On July 19, 1936, at the age of forty-one, he was arrested and imprisoned. He was accused of being a union delegate for a shoe factory, denounced by a co-worker who coveted his position as plant manager.Our family has preserved about thirty postcards he wrote during his captivity, in addition to the objects he produced with his own hands. All of this is the essential graphic support to sustain THE CARD 15 (POSTCARDS AGAINST OBLIVION).This is a fictionalized account of his year and a half stay in the concentration camps and prisons. A story that aims to give voice to all those who were repressed.People who survived and lived the rest of their lives - forty years - with their heads down and a low profile before the world.At a time when historical memory focuses mainly on those who lost their lives, THE CARD 15 wants to pay tribute to those victims who, from the silence of that repression, moved forward.Birthdays, Christmas celebrations and other events far from home... recounted on the front of black and white postcards.Antoni J. Escanellas Roig (28-05-1977) has a degree in Philosophy from the UIB, although he has developed his professional career as a journalist in various delegations of newspapers in the Balearic Islands, news agencies, television and radio, the latter being the most extensive experience with more than 16 years.He currently works in editorial communication.In addition to this, he is also the great-grandson of the protagonist of this story, Rogelio Fernández. tradeinn Techinn