In 1936, when Spain’s Francisco Franco invaded his own country “to save it from itself,” one of the pollutant forces he saw fit to extinguish was the poet Federico Garca Lorca. “He was killed because he was a Red queer,” one of the drivers who, in August 1936, took Lorca…
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