The two sides of the Civil War legacy
The return of the remains of a Republican soldier found in an unmarked grave provide a stark contrast to the exhumation of dictator Franco
The return of the remains of a Republican soldier found in an unmarked grave provide a stark contrast to the exhumation of dictator Franco
Some town councils in Girona area coming together to demand return of cash taken from them at end of Civil War
Traditional commemoration organized by Catalan authorities postponed until September 11 due to heavy rain the night before
Conxita Grangé was part of French Resistance and was praised for her efforts to “explain the brutality”
Explosive, dating back to 1936, was found at city’s Sant Sebastià beach
Maria Branyas was born in 1907 and still remembers World War I
Richard Blair toured the site, commenting on Spain’s historical memory policies: “We can’t have a black hole in history – something has happened”
The Catalan Women’s Institute grieves the death of the death of the concentration camp survivor who spent years fighting for recognition of women refugees and in the resistance
The antifascist fighter who lived through the Nazi concentration camp was given the highest awards from Barcelona and the Catalan government
Relatives of volunteers who fought against Franco’s troops attend historical reenactment in southern Catalonia
City council will revoke honor marking fascist victory in Spanish Civil War
Representatives lay flowers at the grave of Lluís Companys on Montjuïc, where the Catalan leader was executed by firing squad 78 years ago
Thanks to the Mass Graves Plan and the family DNA bank four more individuals could be identified
Submariners from Palamós spotted the artifact to be examined by police in next few days
"We want people to know about history so that it is never repeated again," say organizers