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The well-known Majorcan journalist and town councillor in Palma Gabriel Fuster Mayans, alias Gafim, fought in the ranks of the national side during the Spanish Civil War when he was only 23. Using unpublished letters to his bride, the author has been able to retrace his role during the landing of the ship under the command of captain Bayo in August 1936, an exceptional witness from a man who became one of the most distinguished public figures in the Balearic capital.El popular periodista mallorquín y concejal del Ayuntamiento de Palma Gabriel Fuster Mayans, alias Gafim, luchó con sólo 23 años en las filas del bando nacional durante la Guerra Civil Española. Gracias a las cartas inéditas que escribió a su novia, el autor ha podido reconstruir su papel durante el desembarco de Bayo en agosto-septiembre de 1936. Un testimonio excepcional de quien se convertiría en uno de los personajes más ilustres de la capital balear

El desembarco de Bayo en Mallorca según las cartas del periodista Gabriel Fuster Mayans ‘Gafim’