José Pellicer Gandía

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José Pellicer Gandía

José Pellicer Gandía (27 April 1912 – 8 June 1942) was a Spanish anarchist, politician and revolutionary primarily known for being the founder of the Iron Column during the Spanish Civil War. He is often nicknamed the "Durruti valencià".

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José Pellicer was executed on 8 June 1942 under the Francoist government, after several years of imprisonment.^[1]

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