Auxilio Social feeds women children

The transcript discusses Auxilio Sociale, an organization inspired by Hitler's Winter helper, governed by a National Council. It collects funds semi-voluntarily, adhering to Falangist principles. Despite efforts to aid widows, orphans, and the urban poor, its initiatives are criticized for inefficiency and widening social inequality. Correspondent Hamilton highlights the disparity between the affluent and the less fortunate, noting that while children's dining rooms were well-funded, parents faced hardships.

What was the inspiration behind the formation of Auxilio Sociale?

• The Salvation Army

• The Red Cross

• Hitler's Winter helper

• The United Nations

What was the primary goal of Auxilio Sociale in terms of its relief efforts?

• To support the wealthy

• To provide relief to former Republican widows and orphans

• To promote international trade

• To build new infrastructure

What issue did Auxilio Sociale face despite its humanitarian efforts?

• Lack of funding

• Boondoggling and waste

• Political opposition

• Natural disasters

According to correspondent Hamilton, what was a negative impact of Auxilio Sociale?

• It improved the economy

• It widened the gap between rich and poor

• It reduced unemployment

• It increased literacy rates

What disparity is highlighted in the criticism of Auxilio Sociale?

• Unequal distribution of educational resources

• Flowers for children's dining rooms while parents struggled

• Inadequate housing for the poor

• Lack of healthcare facilities