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Falange española a les comarques gironines
Plecs d'història local, 1986 Clara, Josep, Cornellà, Pere
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Nationalism and feminism: The Seccion Femenina of the Falange
History of European Ideas, 1992The categories of nationalism and feminism are a particularly interesting combination for approaching the topic of the Women’s Section of the Spanish Falange. It was in their way of interpreting their own nationalism that members of the Secci6n Femenina defined their role as women. That is, their role as Falangist women.
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It was not until the early 1930’s that authentically fascist movements appeared on the scene in Spain, a country that was beginning to move awkwardly from a feudalistic agrarian economy into the first stages of a semi-industrialized society. The emergence of various extremist movements of the radical right was brought about by the cumulative impact of ...
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It was not until the early 1930’s that authentically fascist movements appeared on the scene in Spain, a country that was beginning to move awkwardly from a feudalistic agrarian economy into the first stages of a semi-industrialized society. The emergence of various extremist movements of the radical right was brought about by the cumulative impact of ...
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