No. 1 (2019): Extraordinario

Presentation

• El exilio republicano y los campos de concentración nazis. Presentación

  Olga Glondys, Mario Martín Gijón, Mar Trallero

  01-18

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• Spaniards behind Barbed Wire. Republicans in the French, Nazi and Soviet camps (1939-1956)

  Luiza Iordache Cârstea

  19-65

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• Resistance, deportation and memory policies. Spanish in France (1940-1945)

  Diego Gaspar Celaya

  66-99

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• Old camps, New concentrations. 1939 Spanish Republican exclusions and today’s refugees

  José María Naharro-Calderón

  100-135

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• Spain and the Holocaust: between salvation and condemnation to extermination for Jewish population

  Marta Simó Sánchez

  136-174

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• Nunca Más, Nie Wieder: ethical aspects of remembering in the narratives of Ravensbrück. Survivors, their descendants and other persons engaged in memory work

  Sarka Kadlecova

  175-195

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• Lope Massaguer and Francisco Batiste: two visions of Mauthausen

  Esther Lázaro

  196-215

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• Memory and dehumanization in Jorge Semprún´s Concentrationary Narrative

  Javier Sánchez Zapatero

  216-233

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• Censorship and deaf ears faced with the literature on the death camps in post-war Europe: Joaquim Amat-Piniella and Primo Levi

  Alejandro Pérez Vidal

  234-263

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• The gaze as reconstruction of the event in La escritura o la vida of Jorge Semprún

  Marta López Vilar

  264-278

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• Memory of the Holocaust Iremos con vosotros hasta el fin, of María Teresa León: a heroic song to Poland

  María Lourdes Núñez Molina

  279-304

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