Vol. 51 (2024): Historia Social de la Guerra Civil y la Postguerra españolas | Historia y Política

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Vol. 51 (2024): Historia Social de la Guerra Civil y la Postguerra españolas

Published: 2024-07-01

Presentación

Francisco J. Leira Castiñeira

17-30

Monográfico

Trench propagandists. Deserters from the republican side as agents of socialisation of the insurgent combatants (1936-1939)

Francisco J. Leira-Castiñeira

31-57
In the name of God... and the Republic. Anti-Franco Catholics and the Holy See in the long postwar period (1939-1953)

José Ramón Rodríguez Lago

59-89
The women of Sección Femenina: an intersectional approach to their militancy profiles and membership motives

Sofía Rodríguez López

91-123
Tratando de hacerse fascistas... Falange and the Francoist political personnel in provinces. Parafascism, political cultures and hybridizations, 1933-1945

Óscar Rodríguez Barreira

125-154
The mouthy maid. Domestic service workers in the Civil War and the post-war period

Eider de Dios Fernández

155-184
Is there a Social History of the Spanish Civil War in the 21st Century?

José Luis Ledesma

185-217

Estudios

Gender, ethnicity, class, and the breadth of suffrage in Chile and Peru: Perspectives among suffragists

Isabel Castillo

221-248
For the right to live, the path of violence

Marco Antonio Samaniego López

249-275
The Women’s World Committee against War and Fascism and its relations with Spain

Sandra Blasco Lisa

277-303
The Priism that was vs. the Peronism that was not. Trade union autonomy-subordination as a factor in the success of the corporative models in Mexico and Argentina

Germán Setién Escamendi

305-334
A route of political modernization in the Francoist Spain. Cultural transferences and Catholicism in the generational itinerary of the university youth during the 1950s

Daniel Canales Ciudad

335-366
Social control and discreet surveillance: The Ministry of Information and Tourism’s Liaison Office (1962-1977)

Matilde Eiroa San Francisco

367-393

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