Talk:Battle of Guadalajara

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[edit] Trivia about Gualadajara

Even if it was a defeat to their own cause, many Spanish Nationalists' didn't felt that way. Or at lasta, many Spanish soldiers laughed at Italians, unable to defeat Republicans, moking at their "grandeur". Or it could be a way to took distance from CTV defeat. Anyway, in the Nationalist side was born a humor version of Fascist Song "Camisa Nera" (Black Shirt) which chorus said: "Gualadajara no es Abisina/ Aquí los rojos tiran bombas explosivas" ("Gualadajara is not Abisnia/ Here, the Reds throw explosive bombs") --85.48.71.176 02:14, 28 May 2006 (UTC)