Alkartu (Mexico) Explained

Alkartu was a publication issued from Mexico City in 1942-1947.[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] The periodical was published by the Communist Party of Euskadi.[6] It was published in Spanish language. Luis Zapirain was the director of Alkartu.[7] Secundino Ortega was the editor of Alkartu.[7] The office of Alkartu was located at Morelos, 77-3.[8] The party also published an edition of Alkartu in Toulouse, France.[9]

Notes and References

  1. Book: Enciclopedia general ilustrada del país vasco. 1974. Auñamendi. 978-84-7025-147-4. 151.
  2. Book: Rosa Soler i Mòdena. Eulàlia Miret i Raspall. Inventari de l'arxiu Lluís Nicolau d'Olwer. 1 January 1995. Institut d'Estudis Catalans. 978-84-7283-296-1. 112.
  3. Book: Jorge de Hoyos Puente. La utopía del regreso. Proyectos de Estado y sueños de nación en el exilio republicano en México. 8 August 2012. El Colegio de Mexico AC. 978-607-462-519-6. 316.
  4. Book: Joan Estruch Tobella. El PCE en la clandestinidad (1939-1956). 1 January 1982. Siglo XXI de España Editores. 978-84-323-0447-7. 44.
  5. Book: The Ukrainian Quarterly. 1959. Ukrainian Congress Committee of America. 71.
  6. Book: New York Public Library. Bulletin. 1944. 128.
  7. Book: Estudios sobre el comunismo. 1958. 65.
  8. Book: Fernando Piedrafita Salgado. Fundación Universitaria Española. Fondos hemerográficos del archivo del Gobierno de la II República Española en el exilio. 1 July 1996. Fundación Universitaria Española.
  9. Book: El movimiento guerrillero de los años 40. 1 February 2003. Fundación de Investigaciones Marxistas. 978-84-87098-39-0. 115.

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