Saturday, March 20, 2010

We conclude the cleanliness and adequacy of trenches of the Civil war in Fat Saw and Jaulín (Saragossa)

We conclude the cleanliness and adequacy of trenches of the Civil war in Fat Saw and Jaulín (Saragossa) 1/15/2010 Recently arqueólgos and Paleoymás technical staff has concluded the project of cleanliness and adequacy of trenches and bunkers in Fat Saw (Fuendetodos) and Jaulín. The project has been financed by the Headquarter of Cultural heritage of the Government of Aragon and frame in the “Program Bitter Memory”.

The works have consisted of the cleanliness and excavation, with archaeological methodology, of a bunker of the Apex Parapets of Franco's troops in the axis Jaulín-Villanueva de Huerva, and a network of trenches and small forts in Fat Saw, Fuendetodos, where there was a position of the republican army. The target has been to consolidate what has come to our days, without adding any element. Only walls in ruins of dry stone have been reconstructed.

The reconstructed infrastructures were used practically during practically the whole War in the front of Aragon by one and another edict.

[It extends the history].

The Program Amarga Memory of the Government of Aragon groups “initiatives, both institutional and promoted for other entities and social groups, tending to compile the knowledge of one of the most important stages of our contemporary history; this is, understood between II Republic and the recovery of the democratic freedoms, including, therefore, the tragic period of the civil war and the later pro-Franco dictatorship”.

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