Durruti Column

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The Durruti Column was the most famous column of anarchist fighters during the Spanish Civil War. It was "led" by Buenaventura Durruti from mid-1936 until his death on November 20 of that year. The column was instrumental in holding Madrid for the Republic in the face of the fascist uprising. It was eventually, like the rest of the anarchist and socialist units, incorporated into the general army of the Republic.

Contents 1 Cultural references 2 Related pages 3 External links 4 Sources

[edit] Cultural references

The Durutti Column is also the name of a British rock band (intentionally spelled incorrectly).

[edit] Related pages

• Anti-fascism
• Militant anti-fascism

[edit] External links

• Obituary of Joaquín Pérez Navarro

[edit] Sources

• Abel Paz. Durruti: The People Armed. Black Rose Books ISBN 0 919618 74X