Spanish Civil War mass grave excavation reveals remains of 17 women

efeinternational 2013-10-20

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Gerena (Spain), 25 Jan (EFE), (Camera: Juan Ferreras).- Archaeologists found the first bones on Tuesday in a mass grave belonging to women known as the '17 roses', who were executed by firing squad during the Spanish Civil War 74 years ago for being related to republican militants.

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