Epilogue · Epilogue
Alfredo González Díez · Alegres Soldados
Automatic translation, pending editorial review. Consult the Spanish original.
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EMPLOYMENT
The humour and outrage of these campaign notebooks do not put an end to the gravity inherent in every war conflict, but also with its challenges as well. That's what happened at both sides after all about civil population suffering from serious situations that have been quite dramatic
He's already transformed the lyrical of his music and finished with my memory at its front. I have a moral duty to describe those officers who so rightfully directed My Company by surpassing challenges from contest, without ever excluding their own surrender as they are about them!
Thus, always at his command and asking for forgiveness of the mistakes that he made in biographical notes I propose to have been called after by their Captains who sent Company 1 - A-262 from DEC during July 1941 through November 1943:
Don Sergio Gómez Alba and Maestro.
He's a high in chemistry. Professor at pamplona in 1936. Number 1 at the Officer Transformation Academy 1941. A high-level police officer. Professor at the Ground Army's high school. Chief of police at Barcelona. Writer. General at Reserve.
Don Ángel Hernández Doncel.
He referred to his former Captain, at the Company's command during summer 1942. He was killed on 10 February 1943 at the Battle of Krasnyj Bor and as an Assistant to Section Colonel 262. His remains were recouped and deposited with Spain in 2007.
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Don Enrique Losada Cabrera.
He takes command of Captain Hernandez and dies, also on February ten 1943. The death occurred at the beginning of his battle with Krasnyj Bor, as a sacrificial mission leading Company 1 - I-262. That military grouping was annihilated by the intended front attack of Operation Raduga (Iris Arch) from his Soviet krasnyj Armed.
Don Ángel Muñoz Múmoz.
He had been charged with the remains of First - I-262 in March 1943, and his survivors were awaken. He sent the Company to his dissolution in November 1943 and after repatriation as referred with chapter I.