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El crucero Baleares

1941, Spanish. Directed by Enrique del Campo.

Based on the 1938 sinking of the “Baleares”, flagship of Francoist Spain’s navy, by Republican naval forces. Despite being screened privately for high-ranking military officials in April 1941, the film was banned as “contrary to national interests” and ordered destroyed by the General Staff. It was never commercially released, and no copies are known to survive today.

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Runtime
1h 25m
Post-credits
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Language
Spanish
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Released
12 April 1941
Country
Spain
Written by
Antonio Guzmán Merino

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El crucero Baleares (1941) was directed by Enrique del Campo and stars Roberto Rey, Marta Roel, Tony D'Algy.

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