RamÃ³n J., el africano.(RamÃ³n J. Sender, autor)(TT: RamÃ³n J., African explorer.)(TA: author RamÃ³n J. Sender)(ArtÃculo Breve)

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LÃBRENOS Dios de llevar una vida demasiado interesante. La de RamÃ³n J. Sender empezÃ³ a serlo de veras en enero de 1923, cuando se incorporÃ³ al regimiento de InfanterÃa CeriÃ±ola nÃºmero 42, como voluntario. El regimiento estaba en la zona de Melilla, que era campo de batalla en el que se desarrollaba la desesperante guerra de los espaÃ±oles contra las feroces tribus rebeldes dirigidas por los hermanos Abd el-Krim. A lo largo de ese aÃ±o, Sender tuvo ocasiÃ³n de pasar por varias peripecias desagradables, asÃ como de conocer el testimonio de algunos compaÃ±eros de armas ...

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