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The Assassination

, 114; author interview with Vicente López; author interview with Carmen Perea.

Republicans bomb Granada:

Penón, 88;

Ideal

(Granada), July 30, 1936, and August 1, 1936, 1; Helen Nicholson,

Death in the Morning

(London: Loval Dickson, 1937), 28–32; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 106.

Falange squad searches Huerta, August 6:

Gibson, “La ‘Huerta de San Vicente,’” 26; Molina Fajardo, 347.

Rodríguez Orgaz seeks help from Lorca family:

Penón, 83, 199; Molina Fajardo, 31; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 175.

Falangists interrogate Huerta residents, August 9:

Gibson, “La ‘Huerta de San Vicente,’” 27–28; Molina Fajardo, 347; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 177–79;

Ideal

(Granada), August 10, 1936; author interview with Carmen Perea.

FGL elects to go to Rosales home:

Tico Medina, “Introducción a la muerte de Federico García Lorca,” ABC (Madrid), August 20, 1972, 20;

G, II

, 463–64; Auclair, 334–36; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 181–82; Gibson, “La ‘Huerta de San Vicente,’” 28; Ian Gibson, “Luis Rosales aclara su actuación y la de su familia,”

Triunfo

(Madrid), February 24, 1979, 43;

FM

, xxvii; Molina Fajardo, 33–34. For background on Luis Rosales, see Molina Fajardo, 35; Auclair, 178; Agustín Martínez, “Entrevista con Luis Rosales,”

Diario

16 (Andalucía), August 19, 1986, 4; Eutimio Martín, “Testimonio de Luis Rosales sobre Poeta en Nueva York, de García Lorca,”

El País

(Madrid), January 29, 1978,

Art and Ideas;

Antonio Valverde, ‘“Federico era una persona casi acosada por todos sus conocidas,”’

El Día de Granada

, August 17, 1986, 4; Gibson,

Federico García Lorca: A Life

, 452; author interview with Vicente López; author interview with Carmen Perea.

Chauffeur drives FGL to Rosales home:

Peñón, 155; Auclair, 336; Molina Fajardo, 34; Eulalia-Dolores de la Higuera, “Habla el chofer de García Lorca,” Gentes, April 1977, 31. For Falange searches of Huertas de San Vicente and Tamarit see Gibson,

El asesinato

, 182–85.

FGL in Rosales home:

Luis Rosales Camacho,

El contenido del corazón

(Madrid: Cultura Hispánica, 1969), 110; Penón, 66, 200–4; Auclair, 336–37;

G, II

, 465–67; Molina Fajardo, 35–43, 185; Higuera Rojas, 195–98; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 189–201; Tico Medina, “Introducción a la muerte de Federico García Lorca,”

ABC

(Madrid), August 20, 1972, 20. On Lorca’s possible writing activities at the Rosales home, see Mario Hernández, “Jardín deshecho: Los ‘Sonetos’ de García Lorca,”

El Crotalón

I (1984), 206–8, 220–22; Mario Hernández, notes to FGL,

La casa de Bernarda Alba

, 168–69; Couffon, 117; Ian Gibson, “Luis Rosales aclara su actuación y la de su familia,”

Triunfo

(Madrid), February 24, 1979, 42; Auclair, 337; and Gibson,

El asesinato

, 202.

Montesinos execution:

Gibson,

El asesinato

, 202–4;

G, II

, 468;

FM

, xxvi.

FGL arrested:

Gibson, “La ‘Huerta de San Vicente,’” 28; Auclair, 337–46, 377; Molina Fajardo, 41–42, 187; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 206–16;

G, II

, 472–73; Higuera Rojas, 198; Peñón, 47, 200–4. Eduardo Molina Fajardo has uncovered an undated official report noting that Lorca was “arrested and accused” by Ruiz Alonso, and that the charges against the poet “were numerous and made in writing” (Molina Fajardo, 375). For further discussion of Ruiz Alonso’s role in Lorca’s arrest see Penón, 32; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 148–64;

G, II

, 470–71; Molina Fajardo, 47, 375; and Auclair, 338.

Don Federico and Mr. Rosales see lawyer:

Gibson,

El asesinato

, 222–23; Auclair, 346.

FGL in Civil Government building:

Penón, 33–34; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 218–22; Molina Fajardo, 44–45, 347–48; Auclair, 347–49; Higuera Rojas, 201.

Rosales family contributes to Falange:

Ideal

(Granada), August 19, 1936, 6, and August 20, 1936, 4.

Angelina Cordobilla visits FGL:

Penón, 87; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 223–26.

FGL driven to Víznar:

Penón, 42, 53–56;

G, II

, 481–86; Ian Gibson, “El último día de García Lorca,”

El País

(Madrid), August 19, 1986, 11; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 235–39; Auclair, 356–59; Molina Fajardo, 51, 61. There is conflicting evidence about the precise date of Lorca’s departure from the Civil Government building and subsequent murder in Víznar; the most compelling and consistent testimony, however, points to the early morning of August 18 as the correct date for both events (see

G, II

, 481–82).

FGL in La Colonia:

Auclair, 360; Molina Fajardo, 52, 244; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 241–44.

Fuente Grande:

Gibson,

El asesinato

, 255–56; Antonio Gallego Burín,

Guía de Granada

(Granada: 1946); José Acosta Medina,

La Granada de ayer

(Granada: Imprenta Márquez, 1973); Molina Fajardo, 52. Lorca himself alluded to the fountain in his 1926 lecture on Soto de Rojas, where he mentioned that Granada’s gardens are “irrigated by the waters of Alfacar” (OC, III, 79).

FGL’s death:

According to Molina Fajardo, deaths at the Víznar execution site usually took place at approximately 4 a.m. (Molina Fajardo, 63). José Jover Tripaldi claimed that it was shortly before dawn when he heard the shots that killed FGL and his colleagues: “It was approximately 4:45 in the morning, and daylight was just beginning to break” (Penón, 56, 172). See also Gibson,

El asesinato

, 245–58; Molina Fajardo, 65; Río, “Federico García Lorca,” 210.

Epilogue

Angelina Cordobilla visits Civil Government building:

Penón, 85; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 223–26.

Manuel de Falla visits Civil Government building:

Mora Guarnido, 199–200; Auclair, 346–47, 408; Molina Fajardo, 69–70; Gibson,

El asesinato

, 260–61.

Lorca family learns of FGL’s death:

FM

, xxvii.

Don Federico receives FGL letter:

EC, 825. See also Peñón, 77, 85, and 156; Eulalia-Dolores de la Higuera, “Habla el chofer de García Lorca,” Gentes, April 1977, 30–33;