1:08:00
which has resisted
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foreign invaders in other ages
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did not last a single hour.
1:08:06
For the "foreigners"were those who
possessed it and those who came
1:08:11
were the troops
of immortal Spain.
1:08:13
In this, the last Catalan city
to be liberated,
1:08:16
streets and squares once again
ring to the name of Spain.
1:08:20
General Camilo Alonso,
who led the 4th
1:08:23
Navarra division, took the city,
1:08:25
and hours later,
inspected his troops.
1:08:42
Right, now it's your turn.
1:08:49
How long did he stay there?
1:08:51
Two nights. I think
it was two nights he slept here.
1:08:55
I'll never forget you.
We'll meet again.
1:09:08
And from that day,
1:09:10
we never saw him again.
1:09:13
They say he won the war,
1:09:16
but he lost
the history of literature."
1:09:21
The dedication in a book by one
of our most interesting heretics
1:09:26
reads...
1:09:27
"To a disillusioned
Spanish gentleman."
1:09:31
Such a deeply Spanish word...
1:09:34
"Disillusionment."
1:09:37
Tell me of your thoughts
when death was so close.
1:09:42
It's incredible what one learns
in the few seconds of an execution.
1:09:47
It is then when one recognizes
all that is vain and fanciful
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and sees all
that is worth living for.