Seville

Resources

Resource name	Extreme dates	Number of records	Observations
#15Mpedia	1936-1952	3.258	List of people shot by the Franco regime in the province of Seville
#15Mpedia	1936-1948	2,755	List of Sevillians shot by the Franco regime
#15Mpedia	1940-1945	74	List of Sevillians deported to Nazi concentration camps

Publications

Author(s)	Title	Year of publication	Number of records	Link to website	Allows downloading (in)	Observations
Espinosa Maestre, Francisco	Report on Franco’s repression, state of the matter	2008	11.694 (Francoist repression) /447 (Republican repression)	Open access	PDF	He cites Juan Ortiz Villalba, José María García Márquez, as historians who have worked with an estimate of mortal victims of Franco’s repression, although Luis Germán adds 517 to the estimated figure after consulting the Book of the Cemetery. As for the republican repression, it’s also self-cited
Espinosa Maestre, Francisco	The column of death. The advance of the Francoist army from Seville to Badajoz	2003
Espinosa Maestre, Francisco	The Justice of Queipo	2000
Espinosa Maestre, Francisco	Left-wing repression in the province of Seville (unpublished)
Espinosa Maestre, Francisco	"Seville, 1936. Uprising and Repression", in AA.VV., Seville, 1936. Fascist Uprising and Repression, Muñoz Moya y Montraveta, Sevilla, pp. 171-269	1990
García Márquez, José María	The UGT of Seville. Military Coup, Resistance and Repression (1936-1950)	2008
García Márquez, José María	"The Franco repression in the province of Seville. State of the matter", in rev. Ebre 38, nº 2, Barcelona,	2003
García Márquez, José María	The victims of military repression in the province of Seville, 1936-1963	2012				The book also includes two annexes on Republican Army Deaths and Victims of Leftist Violence.
Ortiz Villalba, Juan	Seville, 1936: from the military coup to the civil war,	1998
Salas, Nicolás	Seville was the key	1992
Various Authors	Actas of the II Conference on Memory and Justice: the repression in Huelva and the Mining Basin	2005				The historians Fernando Romero and José María García Márquez provide new information about Cadiz and Seville