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los asesinados, lo cual nos indica que no parece que las examinara con mucho rigor" ). Así, señala la existencia de víctimas que aparecen listadas dos veces o la inclusión de víctimas asesinadas en sacas ocurridas antes del 7 de noviembre (como Ramiro
Ledesma, parte de una saca procedente de la cárcel de Ventas cuyos integrantes fueron asesinados en el cementerio de Aravaca la madrugada del 1 de noviembre, como el propio Gibson detalla en su libro ). Cervera también descalifica la cifra de 12.000 incluida en el artículo, puesto que, de acuerdo con sus investigaciones, sobrepasaría el total de población reclusa en Madrid en noviembre de 1936. A continuación, cita el trabajo de Rafael Casas de la Vega, El terror. Madrid 1936, Madrid, 1994, el cual incluye también listados con los asesinados en la provincia de Madrid, incluyendo los de las sacas de noviembre y diciembre. Cervera señala que abundan los nombres repetidos con leves variaciones ortográficas, errores de fecha, lugar y circunstancias de las muertes, así como personas que estaban vivas después de la presunta fecha de su muerte, lo cual le hace poner en duda la fiabilidad de las cifras de Casas de la Vega (que eran 2.410 con seguridad y 526 más necesitadas de comprobación). Por todo ello, usando los listados disponibles en la Causa General y las listas de El Alcázar y Casas de la Vega, que permitían descartar nombres, se llega a la cifra de algo más de 2.000 personas."
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4,000 dead, but some other guy says better make it 2,000, so they may be both right" is not right, just politically correct at best. You just can't say "this guy may be biased, so he must be wrong." You may be biased, and still be right. In fact, every historian is biased one way or another - the best you can hope for is that they will strive to be as even-handed as they can be. We can say something like "other historians have estimated smaller numbers of casualties, but Vidal's list is the fullest calculation of the number executed so far." Again, Vidal's list may be challenged in the future. Maybe it has already been challenged, and I'm not aware of it. It's perfectly possible. If/when that happens we should rely on a different estimate for the baseline number of dead.
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I agree that we can include other estimates, lower or higher. Vidal may be wrong, he's only human. My main point is - I would keep Vidal's estimate as the one for the minimum, baseline number of dead, as long as his list remains unchallenged of course. To say "hey, here's this guy with a full list of
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Well I'd never heard of Vidal before reading this article, so I don't have a prior opinion of him. But the
Spanish version is pretty clear, "El número de asesinados ascendió a varios miles, entre 2.000 y 5.000, si bien la cifra exacta sigue siendo objeto de discrepancia y controversia." (The number
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Finalmente, Cervera ofrece la cifra de unos 2.000 asesinados. Su razonamiento comienza con la relavitización de la lista de El Alcázar, utilizada por Gibson en sus estimaciones ("El conocido trabajo de Gibson les otorga una extraordinaria importancia como base sobre la que cuantificar el número de
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We can add more sources on the Henny incident. In fact, my understanding is that the
Republican press itself blamed the government for it, as it was a pretty big scandal. As for the number of the dead, the issue has been spun in every direction in Spain over the years. The fact remains that Cesar
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English version cites his work unchallenged on the number of dead and on republican responsibility for the attempted murdrr of George Henny Red Cross worker. At the moment we say that his figure for the death toll has not been disputed, when a look at the
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Ranges are fine, but keep in mind that, the way things stand, 4,000 is the minimum (unless somebody can find any argument at all against Cesar Vidal's list) and 12,000 is the maximum. In the current edit, we do say some researchers say only 2,000 were killed. Those who say that Vidal has certain
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I don't know, it seems as if Javier
Cervera would disagree that Vidal's list is the fullest available. In fact, Vidals figure is almost double the other estimates, so can't be given as the minimum figure. Does it not make more sense to say that 2,000 is the minimum figure and 4,000 the maximum?
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Ireland that some accounts aren't challenged just because historians consider them biased and don't think they're
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I hate to open another discussion on the death toll, but the article pretty clearly makes the case, with the evidence it provides, that scholarly consensus is that somewhere between 2,000 and 3,000 people were killed. I am not against including the 1,000 and 12,000 figures in the article more
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Sorry for hijacking this, but i dont know how to wikipedia. Just wanted to say that Paul
Preston changed his estimate from 1000 as the article says, to 2500 in his book "A betrayed people", page 350 on the spanish version. The book is published in 2019. 18:14, 06 May 2020 (UTC)
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and the rightist paper, el
Alcazar, has a figure of 2,400 victims. Ricardo de la Cierva cites 2,750 victims in "El cementerio de Paracuellos del Jarama", (Madrid, 1972), obtained from the archives of the "Asociación de Familiares de los Mártires de
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whether it looks as if it's coming from left, right or center, by Cervera or anybody else. As for older estimates, like Gibson's, I don't think they have much value decades later, simply because they have been made redundant by recent research.
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of murdered amounted to several thousand, between 2-5,000, although the exact figure continutes to be a source of disagrement and controversey). Maybe my translation isn't exact but the disagreement between the sources is clear.
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politics omit to mention that these low-ballers have exactly the opposite politics. Old story, probably the same sort of thing you can find in Irish history, but nothing to do with the real issue of historical research.
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