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1940-11-17 013-0051-001 17.xii.40 MR. BOLTON. I translated the attached letter for the I.F.T.U. It confirms that Caballero was in unoccupied Southern France when he was handed over to the Franco Government. That was where Llopez was when he wrote to Araquistain. The reference to "Uncle Pac...

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Main Author: A. C.
Institution:MCR - The Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick
Language:English
Published: 17 November 1940
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description 1940-11-17 013-0051-001 17.xii.40 MR. BOLTON. I translated the attached letter for the I.F.T.U. It confirms that Caballero was in unoccupied Southern France when he was handed over to the Franco Government. That was where Llopez was when he wrote to Araquistain. The reference to "Uncle Paco" is to be taken to mean Caballero. A.C. 292/946/13/51(i)
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Archives of the Trades Union Congress
Spanish Rebellion: Aftermath 1939-1942
Spanish Civil War
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Spanish Rebellion: Aftermath 1939-1942
Spanish Civil War
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