Our students in 4th professional grade have recorded a video on historical memory about the bloody facts occurred in Tortosa during the 1936-1939 Civil War. They had been studying related facts to the spring 1938 bombings of Tortosa. They went to Hemingway Street in order to record a historical documentary about the famous North-American war reporter and 1954 Nobel Prize Winner, who spent a couple of weeks in the Ebro Delta in April 1938. He wrote 5 articles about our territory for the North American Alliance, which were published in the New York Times. He also wrote the famous tale The old man at the bridge, just before the bombing of the Amposta suspension bridge.
They could also see the great mural that portrays the bombings, and see from outside Refuge number 4, the longest and biggest shelter in town.
