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David Seymour - SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Arson of churches and monasteries was common during the first days of the Republic. Militias were created in order to preserve the artistic and cultural heritage of Spain from primal anti-clerical outbursts. Their mission was to protect churches, museums and librairies. 1936.

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SPAIN. Barcelona. Arson of churches and monasteries was common during the first days of the Republic. Militias were created in order to preserve the artistic an...

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. 1936 - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. 1936

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Rubble is piled up in the streets to stop trucks and tanks from circulating. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Rubble is piled up in the streets to stop trucks and tanks from circulating. July 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Arson of churches and monasteries was common during the first days of the Republic. Militias were created in order to preserve the artistic and cultural heritage of Spain from primal anti clerical outbursts. Their mission was to protect churches, museums and librairies. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Arson of churches and monasteries was common during the first days of the Republic. Militias were created in order to preserve the artistic a

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. During a certain period, ceremonies and religious meetings were held only in private places. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. During a certain period, ceremonies and religious meetings were held only in private places. July 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Law court of Barcelona. People's tribunal similar to those in place under the autonomous Government of Catalonia. The accused, seated on the bench on the right, are on trial for conspiracy against the Republic. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Law court of Barcelona. People's tribunal similar to those in place under the autonomous Government of Catalonia. The accused, seated on the bench on the

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. During a certain period, ceremonies and religious meetings were held only in private places. Empty chairs are reserved for President AGUIRRE. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. During a certain period, ceremonies and religious meetings were held only in private places. Empty chairs are reserved for President AGUIRRE.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Civil wedding in Barcelona: the judge reads out the legal documents in Catalan. Hanging on the wall on the left: portrait of the Spanish colonel NACIA. Civil ceremonies have been in place since 1931 but are still seen as a revolutionary statement. After the civil war and the return to Catholicism, the state religion, many couples married in a civil ceremony regained their unmarried status in the name of the law. July 1936. (photo published in Life Magazine dated 28/11/38) - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Civil wedding in Barcelona: the judge reads out the legal documents in Catalan. Hanging on the wall on the left: portrait of the Spanish colon...

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Arson of churches and monasteries was common during the first days of the Republic. Militias were created in order to preserve the artistic and cultural heritage of Spain from primal anti-clerical outbursts. Their mission was to protect churches, museums and librairies. Here a militia man poses for the photographer in front of an already ransacked church. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Arson of churches and monasteries was common during the first days of the Republic. Militias were created in order to preserve the artistic an...

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Poster of the famous slogan

SPAIN. Barcelona. Poster of the famous slogan "No Pasaran!" which became the battle-cry of the Republican forces. 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Courthouse of Barcelona. People's tribunal similar to those in place under the autonomous Government of Catalonia. The accused on the bench are on trial for conspiracy against the Republic. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Courthouse of Barcelona. People's tribunal similar to those in place under the autonomous Government of Catalonia. The accused on the bench are on trial

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Safety drill to prepare for a possible toxic gas bombing. 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Safety drill to prepare for a possible toxic gas bombing. 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Catalonia. Barcelona. Public schools became secular during the second Spanish Republic (1931-1939). In this school children write their lessons in Catalan. October 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Catalonia. Barcelona. Public schools became secular during the second Spanish Republic (1931-1939). In this school children write their lessons in Catala

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Fearing Franquist reprisals, Basque and Catalan refugees are offered shelter inside the Montjuich stadium. They sleep in large dormitories and have joint meals. 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Fearing Franquist reprisals, Basque and Catalan refugees are offered shelter inside the Montjuich stadium. They sleep in large dormitories and

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Montjuich stadium. Afraid of Franquist reprisals, many peasants found refuge in the Catalan capital 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Montjuich stadium. Afraid of Franquist reprisals, many peasants found refuge in the Catalan capital 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. July 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Arson of churches and monasteries was common during the first days of the Republic. Militias were created in order to preserve the artistic and cultural heritage of Spain from primal anti-clerical outbursts. Their mission was to protect churches, museums and librairies. Here a militia man poses for the photographer in front of an already ransacked church. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Arson of churches and monasteries was common during the first days of the Republic. Militias were created in order to preserve the artistic an...

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. The CNT (National Spanish Confederation of Labour) banner calls everyone to work hard and with verve. The provinces overpowered by the Franquist rebels could no longer participate in the Republican war effort via their industrial and agricultural production. 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. The CNT (National Spanish Confederation of Labour) banner calls everyone to work hard and with verve. The provinces overpowered by the Franqui

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. July 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Amusement park. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Amusement park. July 1936.

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Barcelona. Maternity ward. July 1936. [1938] - David Seymour

SPAIN. Barcelona. Maternity ward. July 1936. [1938]

SPAIN. Barcelona. The Spanish Civil War. - SPAIN. Amusement park in Barcelona. July 1936. - David Seymour

SPAIN. Amusement park in Barcelona. July 1936.

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