A voice from the cold. Spanish journalist in Soviet Russia. 1939-1977. Simorra B.

On the pages of this book, not only the notes of the son about his famous father. There are also personal thoughts of both about the epic and at the same time conflicting events, whose witnesses they had to be. Of course, like any literature of such a genre, the book carries an imprint of subjective perception. But this is an honest, frank confession about what they saw and experienced by the Spaniards in the Soviet Union, where they were in exile for a long time after the defeat of the Republicans in the civil war.