Soldados de Salamina
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It was at that time that Quim
and Daniel Angelats came back too

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and they went to the forest
to wait for the war to end.

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That was where
they came across Sánchez Mazas.

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- Anything else?
- You could

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talk to my Uncle Quim.
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Your uncle?
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My father's brother.
One of the "Forest Friends."

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He's still alive?
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Yes, he lives in Medinyá.
He'd know about Daniel Angelats.

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They served together in the war.
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If he's still alive
he'll be in Banyoles.

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And did they ever write
or see each other again?

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They never wrote
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to each other again,
but my father died 15 years ago

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and among his papers I found
a notebook you might find useful.

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It was Sánchez Mazas'.
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He gave it to them.
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It was the diary he wrote during
the days he spent in the forest.

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"I, the undersigned,
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Rafael Sánchez Mazas,
Founder of Fascist group, former

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president of the Political Junta,
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and therefore
the first Falangist in Spain,

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declare that on 30th January 1939
I faced a firing squad

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and miraculously
managed to survive.

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Several shots were fired,
after which I hid in the forest.

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After walking
for three days, I arrived

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at night in a place
called the Palol de Revardit,

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where I fell
and lost my glasses,

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which left me half-blind."
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Pedro Figueras Bahí,
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Joaquim Figueras Bahí,
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Daniel Angelats.

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