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Translation of the epilogue:
The latest Spanish Of Mauthausen,
Carlos Hernandez De Miguel
"I had to try to count nine thousand stories, one for each of the English and Spanish that passed through the concentration camps nazis.Sentia the need to reflect their desires, travel with them in those fateful death trains, closer to their suffering in the fields, solidarity on which they relied to try to survive, his joy for the release and his frustration at the inability to return to their homeland. for this visit the few survivors who can still speak in the first person. meet you has been one of the greatest privileges that gave me life "
In this book you talk about victims and executioners. The Spaniards last survivors of the Nazi death camps remind us of their suffering and the way they lost thousands of comrades at the hands of sinister members of the SS. His words lead us to a world of unimaginable torture, but also of dignity, solidarity and resistance.
This is the story of these men and women who survived or died between the fences of Mauthausen, Buchenwald, Ravensbrück or Dachau. And is also the journalistic chronicle denouncing political, military, business and nations that enabled more than nine thousand Spaniards were deported to death camps.