Pascual Fresquet Llopis
Spanish military figure
About Pascual Fresquet Llopis
Lived 1907 – 1957 (aged 50). Pascual Fresquet Llopis was a Spanish bricklayer and murderer.
Pascual Fresquet Llopis (Alcalà de Xivert, 6 January 1907 – 14 August 1957) was a Valencian libertarian communist and the leader of the Death Brigade.
Biography Pascual Fresquet Llopis was born in 1907 in Alcalà de Xivert. As a child his family emigrated to La Torrassa, in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat district, which was made up of a working population that was mostly affiliated with the CNT. His parents worked on the Barcelona Metro and his mother, Purificación Llopis, ran an inn on Carrer Sugranyes. Fresquet was the president of the CNT construction union in the Sants neighborhood in 1936.
With the outbreak of the war, he came to command the Brigade of Death, a unit linked to the FAI that was responsible for more than 200 murders between July and September 1936.
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Who was Pascual Fresquet Llopis?
Spanish military figure (1907-1957)
When was Pascual Fresquet Llopis born?
Pascual Fresquet Llopis was born on 6 January 1907 in Alcalà de Xivert.
When did Pascual Fresquet Llopis die?
Pascual Fresquet Llopis died on 14 August 1957 in Aubagne.
What was Pascual Fresquet Llopis's occupation?
Pascual Fresquet Llopis was a bricklayer and murderer.
What nationality was Pascual Fresquet Llopis?
Pascual Fresquet Llopis was Spanish.
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