Spanish Civil War Republican CNT (1936-1939)

Re-render this image as a Spanish Republican propaganda piece in the anarchist CNT-FAI visual register of 1936 to 1939. Hand-pulled linoleum block print or crude offset lithography on recycled paper stock, rough typography set by hand with wooden type, wood engravings overlaid with geometric shapes stamped with crude block letters. Palette: two to three bold colors only, deep reds paired with blacks and cream, or crimson with gold-yellow and stark white, printed with visible ink variation showing hand-pressure unevenness. Composition: central antifascist symbol (clenched fist, barricade silhouette, worker figure, raised torch) rendered in high contrast with ragged edges and ink spill showing the speed of emergency production. Type treatment: crude san-serif or hand-drawn letters, occasional letter reversal or miss-strike showing the urgency of wartime printing. Surround: sectional borders, decorative flourishes from scrap metal cuts, abstract geometric fill patterns pressed into negative space. Surface: visible paper grain, ink pickup, slight buckling from dampness, foxing along edges suggesting field-printed distribution. Mood: urgent worker solidarity, the print made at midnight in a basement to reach the frontline at dawn, no institutional refinement, pure conviction. No legible Spanish text, no place names, no regiment identifiers. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.