The Spanish Civil War
Exhuming a Buried Past
Distributed for University of Wales Press
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Anindya Raychaudhuri
1. Franco, the Catholic Church and the Martyrs
Julián Casanova
2. American Women and Anti-fascism in the Spanish Republican Relief Campaigns, 1936–1939
Eric R. Smith
3. Forgotten Names, Remembered Faces—The Bookshop Manager
John D. Mehta
4. At Their Most Vulnerable: The Memory of British and Irish Prisoners of War in San Pedro de Cardeña
David Convery
5. The Tragic Exodus: Málaga, February 1937
Andrés Arenas and Enrique Girón
6. (Per)Forming Historical Memories of the Spanish Civil War: Leaving Monuments for Magazines
Clare Wydell
7. The Spanish Civil War and the Politics of Affectivity in the New Millennium: La guerra de esquelas as an Act of Memory
Helena López
8. Battles of the Past: The Siege of the Alcázar of Toledo in Collier’s Weekly
Mercedes Aguirre
9. Dust to Dust: Symbolism of Earth in the Memorialisation of the Spanish Civil War
Anindya Raychaudhuri
10. ‘Grieving in a New Way for New Losses’: British Elegies on the Spanish Civil War
Patricia Rae
11. ‘It’s the Art of Always Falling on Your Feet!’ Exile, Communism and Memories of the Spanish Civil War in the Writing of Jorge Semprún
Stephen Hopkins
12. Remembering the Spanish Civil War in Fiction: Dulce Chacón’s La voz dormida and Ángeles Caso’s Un largo silencio
Sarah Leggott
13. Dangers and Insights: Auden’s ‘Spain’
Edward Quipp
14. Inspired Neglect? Three Fascist Artists of the Spanish Civil War
Rob Stradling
15. A New Reality: Anarchism and Visual Culture in Twentieth-century Spain
Sharif Gemie
Index
History: European History
Literature and Literary Criticism: General Criticism and Critical Theory
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