Culture · Historical publishing Suspiros del Sáhara
The memory of Ifni, told by those who lived it
An editorial project and cultural website centered on a trilogy of books about the Ifni War (1957–1958) and the Spanish Sahara, with testimonies from soldiers from Castellón. It works as a digital publishing platform and educational resource, with free reading of all three episodes and their historical context.
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Giving visibility and accessible reading to a literary and historical project about a little-known conflict in Spanish history.
We built a digital publishing site on WordPress with all three books available to read for free, an author profile, a catalog, contact and the historical context of the conflict.
What we built
Three books ('episodes') available to read for free online
Accessible historical context on the Ifni War
An author profile, catalog and contact
The project in numbers
books navigable by episode and chapter
the Ifni War, preserved through first-hand testimony
rating from the author and his family
Results, not promises
A lifetime's work, published with the dignity it deserved: all three books navigable by episode, Pascual Guillamón's diary transcribed and accessible, and a historical photo archive that veterans' families browse and share. A legacy that now can't be lost.
“They've treated the memory of those soldiers with exquisite respect. Seeing the diary and the photographs presented this way, within anyone's reach, is more than I imagined when I began to write.”
What it is built with
Chosen out of need, not for hype. Built on WordPress.
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