During the Second World War, the British colony of Gibraltar, former Sanctuary for pagan gods, the mythical Column of Hercules, guardian of the Mediterranean for the West, would become during some months in the conflict’s epicentre.

For the British it continued to be one of the essential bastions supporting the commercial routes which brought over the Empire’s wisdom to the now accosted metropolis; since the end of the Civil War it continued to be for the Spaniards the yet unredeemed land through which the persecuted national unity; but towards the beginning of the summer of 1940, as well to being the key to the strait, Gibraltar had become for the Germans the key to victory.

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