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Today have been published the names of the 4.427 spanish people that died in the Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camps between 1940 and 1945.

More than 70 years later these names have been published. Not because the government didn’t had it, but because they were hidden on purpose.

Most of these people were republicans that crossed the border to France to fight in the french resistance and some women and children came from concentration camps of the south of France too.

As the magistrate of this case, Amalia Basanta, says: “The deaths of these people were never registered in the Civil Registry. This is a way of giving their dignity back”

You can check the list here

https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/vtxBa/1/

Spanish republican prisoners welcome the american forces may 5th of 1945, liberation day of Mathausen-Gusen. (Getty images)

The banner says: “The antifascist spanish people greet the liberating forces”

Information taken from this article:

(Spanish version)

https://elpais.com/politica/2019/08/08/actualidad/1565283557_304513.html#lista

(English version)

Francesc Boix, el fotògraf i l’oblit.

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