Although the fascists who shot him wanted something else, the anarchist doctor of Maeztu, Isaac Puente (1896-1936), is unforgettable. He was the one who most clearly reflected what liberating communism needed. Isaac Puente talks about his life, his writing and his shooting. The anarchist doctor's work. In his composition, Francisco Fernández de Mendiola has had the support of many people, but he emphasizes two in particular: Antonio Rivera and José Vicente Martí Boscà, who talk about the theories and actions of insurgent anarchism between 1924 and 1936, and who deal with the works of Isaac Puente as a doctor, as well as in fields such as hygiene, psychoanalysis and sexuality.