Diario Collection

Cover of Diario de una Bandera by Francisco Franco. 1922
Cover of Diario de una Bandera by Francisco Franco.1922

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Leed Verdad, vuestro diario (Read Verdad (Truth), your newspaper). Unified journal of the communist and socialist parties. Poster. SPAIN. Salamanca

Guerra Civil Espanola (1936-1939). Trabajadores!! Leed Solidaridad Obrera. Diario de la Revolucion (Workers!! Read Workers Solidarity. Journal of the Revolution). Anarchist poster by E. Vicente

Street scene, entrance to Funchal, Madeira
Street scene, entrance to Funchal via the pier, Madeira. Date: circa 1908

Teatro Solis, Montevideo, Uruguay, South America
Solis Hotel, Teatro Solis (theatre and cinema) and Diario del Plata (newspaper office), Montevideo, Uruguay, South America

Journal of Manresa. Number 118. Page 559. October 16
Journal of Manresa. Number 118. Page 559. Sunday, October 16, 1808. Printed in Manresa, Catalonia, Spain

Diario Pinciano. Spanish newspaper. Published between 1787-1788. Founded by Jose Mariano Beristain. Number 1. 7th february of 1787. Valladolid. Spain

Argentina - Prensa Newspaper Offices - Buenos Aires Date: circa 1920s

LA CONDAMINE, Charles-Marie de (1701-1774). Extracto
" LA CONDAMINE, Charles-Marie de (1701-1774). Extracto del diario de observaciones hechas en el viaje de la provincia de Quito al Parᬠ por el r� de las Amazonas; Y del Parᠡ

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Witnessing history unfold: A glimpse into the past through the pages de una Bandera, penned by Francisco Franco in 1922, reveals the tranquil entrance to Funchal, Madeira, a stark contrast to the tumultuous Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) depicted in its pages through the cries of "Leed Verdad" and "Guerra Civil Espanola." The streets of Buenos Aires echo the international reach of the Spanish newspaper Diario Pinciano, published between 1787-1, as Franco's words intertwine with the passionate pleas of Argentine workers. The Teatro Solis in Montevideo, Uruguay, South America, stands as a beacon of culture amidst the chaos. Delve deeper into this historical narrative as we unearth the Journal of Manresa, number 118, page 559, October 16, and the insightful Extracto by Charles-Marie de La Condamine. Through the lens of Diario, we journey through time, bearing witness to the past and understanding the present.