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Factual inaccuracy

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Badajoz massacre has been extensively documented by many neutral witnesses and developed by plenty of historians. I have included some references and many more could be included. Contrary hypothesis should be documented and referenced and not just pointed as "communist propaganda". I have not deleted the "F. Sánchez Marroño" figures waiting for references, even though I think they are not accurate and that author has no published books according to ISBN database. Is it true?? Junjan 22:04, 15 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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