The opening ceremony of the exhibition on the Alava Network will take place in Elizondo on the 29th
- It will be inaugurated on June 29 and can be visited from June 30 to July 18
The exhibition on the Alava Network will be inaugurated on June 29th in Arizkun, and will be open from June 30th to July 18th from Monday to Thursday from 17:00 to 20:00.
The opening ceremony is addressed to all citizens. The historian Josu Txueka and the biographical authors of Bittori Etxeberria will speak. The opening remarks will be made by Mayor Joseba Otondo.
Two words about Red Alava
Along with the Elizondo Bittori Etxeberria, it was Itziar Mugika, Tere Verdes and Delia Lauroba who, since 1936, focused on the solidarity network Red Alava. Luis Alava was the representative in charge of the organization and during the winter of 1940-1941, when the Red fell, they were judged summarily. On May 6, 1943, Luis Alava was killed.
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