The Board of Directors of the Frente de Juventudes Brotherhood cordially invites you to attend our upcoming CAFE Discussion Group gathering, scheduled for Saturday, April 11th at 5:30 PM at our headquarters.
Event Details
Featured Speaker: Francisco Torres - Book Presentation and Signing in Barcelona
Date: Saturday, April 11th
Time: 5:30 PM
Presentation By: Manuel Parra Celaya, Vice President of the Brotherhood
Moderated By: Miguel Ángel Vázquez, Manager of Barbarroja Editions
This will be followed by an interactive discussion and conversation with the author.
Venue Information
Hermandad Frente de Juventudes
Avda Meridiana 244, 3rd Floor, Barcelona
In front of Navas Metro Station, Line I
About "The Last José Antonio"
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Price: €23 for over 600 pages featuring an extensive photographic supplement. As a courtesy from Barbarroja Publishing, one complimentary book will be offered as a prize.
Reservations Required
Please call during afternoon hours to reserve your spot for this special presentation.
After nearly six decades of reading everything published about Falange, I believed there was nothing left for me to discover.
It's remarkable that now, after so many years, we're seeing the publication of the finest, most objective, and best-documented historical works about Falange.
Ceferino's work is encyclopedic in scope. Jaime Suárez's book—which I haven't yet read but know through references—represents a major contribution to understanding José Antonio. These works, together with Francisco Torres's "The Last José Antonio," are essential reading, study, and reflection for all of us who consider ourselves followers of José Antonio, Ramiro, and Onésimo—all three of them.
I'm currently finishing "The Last José Antonio" and I'm genuinely thrilled and grateful for the work Professor Torres has accomplished. This is a revolutionary book because it fearlessly presents the truth based on documented evidence, with complete objectivity. It's a truth that some may find more or less agreeable, since many have constructed their own narratives according to personal preferences. These free interpretations have led us to division.
Truth is singular and absolute, and historical documents provide the best evidence. Myths and suppressed truths serve no purpose. The only path that can truly unite us all is to fully embrace our genuine history and move forward without complexes or ghosts.
The National Syndicalist movement represents the synthesis of contributions from three exceptional individuals: José Antonio, Ramiro, and Onésimo. Without any one of them, it would certainly have been something different. They debated, experienced disagreements, and then reconnected—and all three sacrificed themselves for the same ideal that we embrace today.