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JUAN SALÓ. Belchite Seminary. Zaragoza 1986. 184 pp.

As an introduction the author devotes a few lines to Belchite. Then mention the Seminario Conciliar de Zaragoza, founded by Archbishop Agustín de Lezo Palomeque in 1788 (p. 24). Follows the announcement of the founding of Belchite Minor Seminary by Archbishop García Gil in 1866, restoring the building built in the eighteenth century by Manuel Pérez Seminar Araciel, Archbishop of Zaragoza. It deals with the secular priests Seminar Mission of Our Lady of Abandoned (also known as Seminary Priests), according to the Constitutions of the foundations of Francisco Ferrer.

Without any separation (P.27) revisits the early years of functioning of the Minor Seminary (years 1868 to 1869 - 1870). On p. 33 is a title that says: Data on the foundation of the seminar. The decision of the Ecclesiastical Bulletin published in time Gil García and refer to the Seminar for Priests of the eighteenth century. Quote writing foundation of July 13, 1726 and transcribed part of the introduction, part of Clause 7 (students seminar) of the 13th (appointment of operators), 19th (value of the Seminar), 17th. Revisits the Minor Seminary in its restoration, opening new principals and teachers and so Dalp Foundation. 81 879 works in the Seminar) Cardinals Benavides actions and Soldevila.

Simulating an interview, exposes the memories of the time the author spent in the Minor Seminary from 1925 to 1929. Also interesting are the interviews done several alumni and the photographs accompanying the text.

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AMARO LEFT: Belchite blood and fire. Barcelona, \u200b\u200bEdiciones Acervo
, 1976, 288 pp. Editorial ACQUIS

Barcelona presents the testimony of Lieutenant Amaro Left in the battle of Belchite. The book's title, Belchite blood and fire, it is strong and striking. More realistic is the subtitle which reads: Diary of a provisional lieutenant. Their struggle to defend the town and his captivity in Valencia and Barcelona.

The book has two parts. The first, dedicated to Belchite relates the struggles on the occasion of the site that was under the town and its preparations. It extends from the August 18, 1937 to September 11 of that year. The second part refers to captivity endured by the protagonist and the same places: the monastery of Puig (Valencia), criminal San Miguel de los Reyes (Valencia), convent of the Servants of Mary (Barcelona) on two occasions and finally Montjuic Castle (Barcelona.) Complete the second part the story of evacuation and escape.

The diary of the siege is detailed and complete. On September 3, said: "The morning has begun, as all, with the thunder of artillery fire red. We prepare for the daily routine and death ... In the enemy camp is noted unusual activity. "And later:" Our commander [Santa Pau] has not come alone, bring reinforcements. But at least for me, the best reinforcement is the presence of the commander himself. "It continues the story until the fall of the town on 6 and time that are still hidden (the ensign with a sergeant). The output in the west to the meeting with the Republican troops and subsequent events.

Reading this book is interesting for all data and information provided on the sites where they remained in captivity.

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OLD VERSES Belchite

From your window
mine threw me a lemon.
Lemon
fell on the ground And the blow to my heart.

The word you gave me
On the way
source water As word
He took power.


Take a look through the window I do not want, I'll fall. Check
-arms in the air as I gather you
.

With the sun send me letters.
With the moon brightness.
With the morning star
That I love you, you know.

Never mind that the calendar,
The Nightingale and the Sing for comfort
triguero
If there is no consolation to me!

The feeling I think I'm singing joyful

And I'm like the bird
That, if not sing, it dies.

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OLIVER ORTIZ EMILIO. Emotions of a site (Belchite regina martyrum). Foreword by Manuel Aznar. Amalthea Editorial, SA Barcelona. 272 pp.

I have in my hands a book that I consider essential to know the status of Belchite in 1931 and subsequent years. Its author, Oliver Emilio Ortiz, first-person lived those events and left us a story true of them: "There was a Socialist Workers Center ... But then came the results of the elections of February 36 ... and the picture change ..." And it points out several examples of this change. PART .-

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the military uprising, Belchite was on the line that separated the two sides. "During the air raid and the advance of enemy trucks, poachers have shot out some windows, against defenders of the square that ran through the streets to reinforce inputs identified they have been arrested ..." This may be the explanation retaliation (probably excessive, even considering they were at war) taken against some neighbors. The next chapter shows the application of justice in an impressive narrative.
Other chapters.
voluntary militias .- From the first time we had a group of volunteers important to the defense of the plaza. Fighting
.- Of all the attacks the most dangerous was the one who suffered 27 and December 28, 1936, known among the people as "fighting the fog." La Puerta del Pozo
.- was the main entrance of the village next to the road to Zaragoza, very crowded at the start and finish of the bus. The Cairn Wolf
.- The enemy has made deep excavations at the Landmark. From the village see, at first glance, four threatening open mouths in the rock.

PART .- The site. From August 25 to September 6, 1937.
We offer the author a detailed diary of the site that came under the town. Some examples.
Friday, August 27 .- Last night I fell into enemy hands Puebla de Albortón and cannon fire on the people and the sanctuary of Pueyo.
Wednesday 1 September .- About five in the evening even red aviation comes to the aid of the assailants. Makes a profuse planting bombs. Three of them fall and explode in the parish church. Sink altars and debris raining down on the bed of the wounded.
Friday, three in September .- In a wine press of a house on Main Street are being thrown over sixty dead and buried is still open to offers we receive a hundred more.
Saturday, four in September .- In the afternoon, and our only points of support are the Parish Church and the City and these are the preferred targets for the enemy cannon.
Sunday, 5 September. On the night of 5 to 6 September, after trying in several places, a group of besieged manages to break the siege by the Arc of San Roque. Some fell in the attempt, but others managed to get to Zaragoza. The book ends with some additional chapters, among others, the commander Santapau, and Antonio García Marín.
Julia Martin BLASCO