The present book presents unknown and deliberately underestimated aspects of the three-year internal war, which was named by the Leftists the "Spanish Civil War" and by the Nationalists the "Crusade for the liberation of the Homeland." In the following pages, you will read what has already been said, but you will discover that it has been artfully suppressed.

Everyone knows about the bombing of Guernica, but no one knows about the Massacre of Jarama, where the Left Government slaughtered thousands of Nationalist prisoners in one afternoon to prevent them from being freed by Franco, who was advancing with his forces.

Everyone knows the "¡No pasaran!" of the Pasiónaria, but no one knows that the people of Madrid, when they finally managed to express themselves freely, welcomed the Nationalists with the slogan "¡Han Pasado!" ("They have passed!"), which was written on all the streets and walls of Madrid.

Here then is the other side of the events, within a drop of History, the other truth about the Spanish Civil War.