Rojo Collection

"Rojo: A Symbol of Resistance and Solidarity in the Spanish Civil War" During the tumultuous years of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939

Pasarela Xilxes
Gustavo Ribes

Llove
SERGIO ORTIZ

Rojo Collection: Spanish Civil War. Socorro Rojo Internacional

Spanish Civil War. Socorro Rojo Internacional esta donde precisa (International Red Aid - where it is needed). Propaganda poster from the Republican side. Collection FIEHS-CEHI. SPAIN. Barcelona

Rojo Collection: Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). El Guerrillero

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). El Guerrillero Rojo (The Reg Guerrilla), Soviet film. Poster by Josep Renau (Valencia). SPAIN. Salamanca. Archivo Historico Nacional

Rojo Collection: SPANISH WAR/CAMP POSTER

SPANISH WAR/CAMP POSTER
Propaganda poster from Communist group Socorro Rojo de Espana advertising children's summer camps at the seaside Date: 1936 - 1939

Carnac, 2763
Rodrigo Núñez Buj

Rojo Collection: Kusunoki rAcjAc no zu, The warrior Kusunoki barricading himself into Akasaka Castle

Kusunoki rAcjAc no zu, The warrior Kusunoki barricading himself into Akasaka Castle. Katsukawa, ShunkAc, 1743-1812, artist, [between 1804 and 1812], 1 print (3 sheets) : woodcut

Rojo Collection: NankAc akasaka rAcjAc no zu, The warrior Kusunoki barricading himself into Akasaka Castle

NankAc akasaka rAcjAc no zu, The warrior Kusunoki barricading himself into Akasaka Castle. Katsukawa, Shuntei, 1770-1820, artist, 1809

Rojo Collection: Kusunoki masashige chihayajAc rAcjAc no zu, On the road, Kusunoki, Masashi passing by

Kusunoki masashige chihayajAc rAcjAc no zu, On the road, Kusunoki, Masashi passing by or barricading himself into Chihaya Castle

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"Rojo: A Symbol of Resistance and Solidarity in the Spanish Civil War" During the tumultuous years of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), one name stood out as a beacon of hope for those fighting against fascism: Rojo. Socorro Rojo Internacional, or Red Aid International, played a crucial role in providing support to Republican forces during this conflict. As depicted in the iconic Spanish war camp poster, Rojo became synonymous with solidarity and assistance. The image showcased brave guerrilleros standing tall, ready to defend their ideals and fight for justice. These warriors embodied the spirit of resistance that characterized this turbulent period. One such warrior was Kusunoki Masashige Chihayajaćo no zu, who barricaded himself into Akasaka Castle. This historical figure from Japan's past served as an inspiration for many fighters on the Republican side. Just like Kusunoki, they were determined to hold their ground against all odds. The farewell scene captured in Carnac 2763 evokes both sadness and determination among comrades bidding each other goodbye before heading off to battle. It symbolizes the sacrifices made by individuals who believed in a better future for Spain. Rojo not only represented physical strength but also resilience and unity within diverse communities fighting together against oppression. Whether it was Nankác Akasaka raćo no zu or Kusunoki raćo no zu - these images depicted warriors barricading themselves into Akasaka Castle - they remind us that courage knows no boundaries. In times of turmoil, symbols like Rojo become powerful reminders of our shared humanity and unwavering commitment to justice. They serve as beacons guiding us towards a world where freedom reigns supreme over tyranny. Even today, we can draw inspiration from these historical events and honor those who fought bravely under the banner during the Spanish Civil War.