There's a 1980s version as well with English subtitles. It was on Channel 4 (before it turned to shit) and was in three one and a half hour episodes. I have it on video, taped off the telly. Dunno if there's a dvd. I can only find the first 1 and half minutes of it on Youtube, and with no subtitles:
In typical leftist style, the term "anti-fascist" is abused (that is, deployed without much care for accuracy or descriptive intent) almost as much as "fascist."
![Occupation of Porto [i.e. Puerto] Rico.Towing United States troops ashore, 8-7-1](https://files.libcom.org/files/styles/large/public/images/library/index2.jpg?itok=i3L-KP7r "Occupation of Porto [i.e. Puerto] Rico.Towing United States troops ashore, 8-7-1898.")
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Also film version in Spanish
Also film version in Spanish (no subtitles):
[youtube]3N8RveI0dIw[/youtube]
There's a 1980s version as well with English subtitles. It was on Channel 4 (before it turned to shit) and was in three one and a half hour episodes. I have it on video, taped off the telly. Dunno if there's a dvd. I can only find the first 1 and half minutes of it on Youtube, and with no subtitles:
[youtube]DWgUbDtFEXg[/youtube]
Why is it ant-fascist. It's
Why is it ant-fascist. It's about the rebellion of the dispossessed and oppressed, no more no less. Didn't notice any fascists in the book or film.
In typical leftist style, the
In typical leftist style, the term "anti-fascist" is abused (that is, deployed without much care for accuracy or descriptive intent) almost as much as "fascist."