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Setmana Tràgica: The week Barcelona burned with revolution and became the 'Rose of Fire'
Conscription for 1909 imperial war sparked major uprising in Catalan capital which has had a lasting legacy
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La Rambla renovation uncovers 20 meters of Barcelona's 13th-century walls
Archaeologists will document and catalog the finds, then bury them again
Excavation of house from Ancient Roman period in Catalan town of Isona
Large surface area and materials indicate wealth of owners
History-making sales for Sant Jordi across Catalonia
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Mining the past: project underway to rediscover Catalonia's industrial heritage
150 years of mining in Alta Segarra ended when last mine closed in 1994
PODCAST: Open Wounds – Dealing with the Francoist Past
45 years after the death of dictator Francisco Franco many issues remain unresolved
30km walk retraces route of Lincoln-Washington Battalion's Civil War retreat
International Brigade republicans drew back from Francoist troops on night of April 1, 1938
Artistic performances and community events to mark Second Republic anniversary in Barcelona
'Primavera Republicana' historical memory event will last from April 13-18, while government set to commemorate date throughout Catalonia
The witch-hunt in Catalonia: one of the earliest and deadliest in Europe
Over a thousand people were sentenced for witchcraft, and calls to revisit their stories are growing louder
Romanesque and Roman wonders mark 20 years since UNESCO World Heritage recognition
Medieval churches in Vall de Boí and Roman-era Tarraco complex celebrate twentieth anniversary of international award
80th anniversary of Catalan president’s execution at hands of Francoist regime
Lluís Companys, defender of the Spanish Second Republic, honored with Stolpersteine stone
Unique medieval urban ruins uncovered in the Catalan Pyrenees
The construction works of a biomass warehouse in La Seu d’Urgell, a municipality in the Catalan Pyrenees, has brought the ancient ruins to light
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80 years on: Walter Benjamin's death in Catalonia while fleeing Gestapo
German Jewish philosopher officially died in Portbou by suicide, although locals have always questioned this