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Counter Attack in Spain

work by Sender
Also known as: “Contraataque”
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  • Ramón José Sender

    Contraataque (1938; Counter Attack in Spain) was based on his war experiences and was intended to win support for the Republicans. After the Nationalist victory in the Civil War, Sender fled to Mexico and in 1942 came to the United States, becoming a U.S. citizen in 1946.…

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    Contraataque (1938; Counter Attack in Spain) was based on his war experiences and was intended to win support for the Republicans. After the Nationalist victory in the Civil War, Sender fled to Mexico and in 1942 came to the United States, becoming a U.S. citizen in 1946.…

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