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Memory and Amnesia - The Role of the Spanish Civil War in the Transition to Democracy (Paperback)
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Memory and Amnesia - The Role of the Spanish Civil War in the Transition to Democracy (Paperback)
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..". this excellent history of the Spanish desire for
reconciliation is a major contribution to the study of both the
Transition and memory." . Journal of Modern History "This book ...
is one of the most important research studies written recently
about the Spanish transition to democracy ... It] will be of treat
use for historians, researchers of cultural studies (Aguilar used
cinema and art sources), political scientists and policy makers
engaged in the transition process from non-democratic regimes." .
Democratization "This methodologically exemplary study makes an
essential contribution to research on historical memory in Spain,
the most important issue within the country's contemporary
history." . Stanley Payne, University of Wisconsin-Madison "Paloma
Aguilar has made an important, meticulous and impartial
contribution to a crucial aspect of our contemporary memory." .
Victor Perez-Diaz, Complutense University of Madrid "Paloma
Aguilar's detailed and composed study of the historical memory of
the Spanish Civil War is a work of considerable importance. In
addition to its scientific interest, it offers an exciting read." .
Paul Preston, London School of Economics ..". a very convincing
analysis." . Historische Zeitschrift "The translation into English
of a book written by a contemporary Spanish historian is an unusual
publishing event. This] work.is richly deserving of this
tribute.this excellent history of the Spanish desire for
reconciliation is a major contribution to the study of both the
Transition and memory." . Modern History Using a rich variety of
sources such as official newsreels, school textbooks, the work of
contemporary historians, memoirs, official documents, legislation,
and monuments, this book explores how the historical memory of the
Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) influenced the transition to
democracy in Spain after Franco's death in 1975. The author traces
the development of official discourse on the War throughout the
Franco period and describes the regime's attempts to achieve
political legitimacy. Although there was no universal consensus
regarding the events of the Civil War, general agreement did exist
concerning the main lesson which should be drawn from it: never
again should Spaniards become embroiled in a fratricidal conflict.
Paloma Aguilar is Professor of Political Science at the Universidad
Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (Madrid, Spain) and Doctor Member
of the Juan March Institute (Madrid, Spain)."
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