Ernest Hemingway interviews captured Italian

Photo of three Italian officers (center, in boots and mixed uniforms) of the Italian volunteer army Corpo Troupe Volontarie, fighting on the side of the Spanish nationals, who were captured by Republican troops during the Battle of Guadalajara (March 8 to March 23, 1937). The three officers, the one on the right side wearing the black shirt of the Italian Fasci (Fascist Party of Italy), are surrounded by international journalists in a prison in Madrid, Spain. Second from left with a notepad and a beret, the American writer and later Nobel laureate for literature, Ernest Hemingway. Third from the right, the Dutch documentary filmmaker and communist Joris Ivens (traveled with Hemingway). In the front, two guards with bayonets

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