Portrait of Kate Sharpley

  • Introduction
  • About Kate Sharpley
  • Donations
  • Subscribing
  • Publications
  • Documents

Explore

  • Events
  • Organizations
  • People
  • Places
  • Topics

Copyright information

Sabate Llopart, Francisco (1915-1960)

Works by Francisco Sabate Llopart

  • Sabate Llopart, Francisco. El Combate, October 1955 [front page only].

Works about Francisco Sabate Llopart

  • Alberola, Octavio, Alvaro Millán and Juan Zambrana. Revolutionary activism: the Spanish resistance in context.
  • Ferrero, Argimiro. Changes to the grave of Francisco Sabaté Llopart aka Quico, plus other anarchist fighters.
  • Imanol, -. Blind Spot : Manuel Huet and the libertarian underground in France.
  • Imanol, -. When Things Go Awry: Failed Operations by the Action Groups.
  • Meltzer, Albert. The Spanish Resistance: The People Named.
  • Miller, Peter. Sabate: Guerrilla Extraordinary by Antonio Tellez [Book review].
  • Sabate Llopart, Francisco. El Combate, October 1955 [front page only].

More by Francisco Sabate Llopart on Worldcat.

Related subjects

  • Action
  • Anarchism
  • Anarchist resistance to Francoism
  • Anarchist resistance to Hitler
  • Barcelona
  • Catalonia
  • Cerrada Santos, Laureano (1902-1976)
  • Confederación Nacional del Trabajo CNT
  • Curt i Carrió, Rosa (1911-2007)
  • Delgado Martínez, Joaquin (1934-1963)
  • Facerias, José Lluis (1920-1957)
  • Federación Ibérica de Juventudes Libertarias FIJL
  • Fiaschi, Goliardo (1930-2000)
  • France
  • French resistance
  • Granado Gata, Francisco (1935-1963)
  • Granados-Delgado affair
  • History
  • History of Anarchism
  • Huet Piera, Manuel
  • Labour/Labor movement
  • Lives (biography, autobiography)
  • Pascual Palacios, José (1916-1970)
  • Political violence
  • Pons Prades, Eduardo (1920-2007)
  • Ponzán network / Pat O'Leary Line
  • Ponzán Vidal, Francisco (1911-1944)
  • Repression
  • Book reviews
  • Sabate Llopart, Francisco (1915-1960)
  • Spain
  • Spanish anarchists outside Spain
  • Téllez Solà, Antonio (1921-2005)
  • World War Two