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So they, the Darouti column were the first group of the anarchists to say, and their terminology is always

interesting, is that they would say we have to put the revolution on hold. And that was their thinking, is that you think that the fighting would be the revolution.

To them, the revolution was going around and murdering the regular people and destroying

the churches and like restructuring the way you know work

happens and stuff like that to them that was the revolution but they put the revolution

on hold to fight the war and they allied with the communists and

ultimately came under the the leadership of the communists they most of them

so Daruti actually got got killed in the defense of Madrid in 1936 because they

went up to Oregon that front stabilized and after like two months when the Army of Africa and the Legion, you know,

Franco were headed that way, they made a mad dash to get to Madrid to defend it and Darudy got killed.

They have these conspiracies about it but the long and the short is he said

we're going to work with the communists until the war is over.

And what did the communists do?

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