Content note: Carlist front page from the Spanish Civil War calling the opposing command 'Marxist forces' and mocking a named colonel; shown as printed. This object is shown as it was published. Why

El Pensamiento Navarro, front page (Pamplona, 18 September 1936): "Por Dios y por España"

El Pensamiento Navarro, front page (Pamplona, 18 September 1936): "Por Dios y por España"

Front page under the banner "POR DIOS Y POR ESPAÑA" (For God and for Spain). The headline reports a lieutenant, son of General Miaja, taken prisoner near Talavera; the deck calls Colonel Asensio Torrado "chief of the Marxist forces" who "fled like a 'brave man'" and reports Sigüenza held. Below: an editorial, Carlist war-committee notices, photos of three named volunteers described as killed. The tell: a religious-patriotic slogan frames the war report, and a political label with scare quotes replaces a plain description.

Date
September 18, 1936
Period
Interwar
Made by
El Pensamiento Navarro, Pamplona Carlist daily (motto 'Dios - Patria - Rey'; this page also carries notices of the Junta Central Carlista de Guerra)
Country
Spain
Issuer type
Party
Source
Identified Openly sourced: the speaker is who they say they are
Rights
Commons {{PD-old-70-1923}} (tag text mismatches 1936); URAA status not cleared; hosted on owner decision October 2, 2026
Wikimedia Commons, File:Pensamiento-Navarro-18-09-36.png: El Pensamiento Navarro (Pamplona), 18 September 1936; source losfugadosdeezkaba1938.com.

Text on the object

Original (Spanish) · read from the image, not independently checked

El Pensamiento Navarro
DIOS - PATRIA - REY
PAMPLONA, viernes, 18 de septiembre de 1936.

POR DIOS Y POR ESPAÑA

EN EL SECTOR DE TALAVERA FUE HECHO PRISIONERO UN TENIENTE, HIJO DEL CÉLEBRE GENERAL MIAJA

También estuvo a punto de seguir la misma suerte el coronel, jefe de las fuerzas marxistas, Asensio Torrado, que huyó como un «valiente».-En Guadalajara la ciudad de Sigüenza está ya dominada y ocupada por nuestras tropas.-En Guipúzcoa se ocupan el monte Ardatza, importante posición, y los pueblos costeros de Usúrbil y Orio

English translation (machine translation by Claude, not verified by a fluent reader)

The Navarrese Thought
GOD - FATHERLAND - KING
PAMPLONA, Friday, 18 September 1936.

FOR GOD AND FOR SPAIN

IN THE TALAVERA SECTOR A LIEUTENANT, SON OF THE FAMOUS GENERAL MIAJA, WAS TAKEN PRISONER

The colonel, chief of the Marxist forces, Asensio Torrado, who fled like a 'brave man', also came close to the same fate.-In Guadalajara the city of Sigüenza is now dominated and occupied by our troops.-In Guipúzcoa Mount Ardatza, an important position, and the coastal towns of Usúrbil and Orio are being occupied

Masthead, banner, headline and deck read from the 1280 px image; the issue number is not legible and the body columns are not transcribed. Translation is literal and not checked by a fluent reader.