Jesús María De Galíndez, a 40-year-old Basque nationalist and vocal opponent of two different fascist regimes, vanished from Manhattan, New York, on March 12, 1956. An anti-fascist and Basque nationalist, De Galíndez had initially fallen afoul of General Francisco Franco's dictatorship in his native Spain. He fled to the Dominican Republic in 1939, where he became a legal adviser to the National Department of Labor. However, after showing sympathy for striking workers, he was dismissed. This
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