On July 18, 1936, the Spanish Civil War began as a revolt by right-wing Spanish military officers in Spanish Morocco and spreads to mainland Spain. From the Canary Islands, General Francisco Franco broadcasts a message calling for all army officers to join the uprising and overthrow Spain’s leftist Republican government. Within three days, the rebels captured Morocco, much of northern Spain, and several key cities in the south. The Republicans succeeded in putting down the uprising in other areas, including Madrid, Spain’s capital.
In spite of their own government's refusal to oppose Hitler, Mussolini, and Franco (until Hitler signed his infamous non-aggression pact with Stalin, he was actually seen as a bulwark against the Red hoards by far too many Western pundits) young men and women from around the world came to Spain on their own to fight for the Republican cause.
The International Brigade was composed of German, American, Canadian, and others from across Europe who came to fight the fascists. Since their own governments had refused to aid the Republicans, and in some instances had tried their best to prevent people from doing so, it wasn't very surprising that the returning soldiers at the end of the war were ignored in their own countries.
Some, like the Germans and the Italian, had to become refugees because they couldn't go home.
"Canciones de las Brigadas Internacionales" is another part of Ernst Busch´s recordings on the "Aurora" label between 1964 and 1974 for his wonderful "Chronicle of the first half of the 20st century in songs and ballads". It is the second collection in this series with ballads and hymns related to the fight of the International Brigade in the Spanish Civil War.
Tracklist:
A1 | Mamita Mia | |||
A2 | Himno De Riego / Himno Republicana | |||
A3 | Los Campesinos | |||
A4 | Suite | |||
A5 | Vorwärts, Internationale Brigade | |||
B1 | Nuestra Bandera | |||
B2 | In dem spanischen Land | |||
B3 | Ballade der XI. Brigade | |||
C1 | Canto Nocturno En Las Trincheras | |||
C2 | An der Sierra-Front | |||
C3 | Die Thälmann-Kolonne | |||
D1 | Wie könnten wir je vergessen das Land | |||
D2 | Lincoln-Bataillon | |||
D3 | Am Rio Jarama, Februar 1937 |
The tracks of side A are recorded in a continous flow, so they are merged in one track.
(320 kbps, cover art included, vinyl rip)
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