Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:Liriena wrote:I think it's less about being afraid of spooky fascist skelletons and more about not giving him undeserved honors by placing him in such a place. A dictator should be buried in shame, not in a place meant to honor and revere the victims of a civil war.
For many in Spain, he wasn't a fascist dictator. That's the rub. But I do understand. That's no place for him. There shouldn't be a place of remembrance for the likes of him.
Don't worry, countries giving dead dictators more honor than they deserve is a worldwide phenomenon. I can understand the people who want to just scatter his remains, but I'm personally in the camp of just burying him in an unmarked grave - give the dead some dignity, at least - so fascists can't make a pilgrimage to his body. You know, like what they're doing with Mussolini's body in Predappio.