Les represàlies de Franco contra els militars "poc addictes": la "causa del mando" de 1936 a Mallorca

Josep Massot i Muntaner explores a dark chapter in history with a focus on the military landscape of Mallorca during the tumultuous years of the Spanish Civil War. Through meticulous research, he examines the repercussions faced by military figures who were not fully aligned with Franco's ideologies, illustrating the persecution and strategies implemented by the regime to consolidate power. This account reveals the intensifying atmosphere of suspicion and repression that characterized the period, shedding light on how dissent within the military was handled ruthlessly.

The narrative delves into the stories of those who resisted Franco's authoritarian rule, depicting the moral complexities of allegiance and the dire consequences of standing against a regime determined to eradicate opposition. By focusing on specific incidents and individuals, Massot i Muntaner provides a nuanced understanding of the conflicts that emerged within the military, illustrating how personal convictions often clashed with the realities of political upheaval. The work not only serves as a historical record but also invites reflection on themes of loyalty, courage, and the human cost of authoritarianism.