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[Living conditions in early Francoism: the Balearics].

Hispania (Madrid, Spain : 1940), 2007
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[The purge of women school teachers during Francoism].

Studia historica. Ha. contemporanea, 2012
J M, Fernández Soria, M, Agulló Díaz
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"Setting Early Francoism", abstract by Julio Ponce

, 2013
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Human Potential, the Information Society, and Cyborgization [PDF]

Gray, Chris Hables
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The Fiscal System of Late Francoism

2021
This chapter describes the main features of the tax system in place before the reform of the Spanish Transition. It briefly shows the evolution since the mid-nineteenth century, when the liberal tax system was introduced, and puts more focus on changes and persistence during Francoism, particularly after 1957.
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Interacting Francoism

2023
José M. Faraldo, Gutmaro Gómez Bravo
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The Institutional Legacy of Francoism

1995
Spain’s 1978 Constitution and subsequent democratic functioning has been profoundly conditioned by the country’s historical legacy. This can best be seen by analysing particular institutions, often referred to as ‘poderes facticos’ (a phrase which has no precise translation but roughly encompasses centres of power which enjoy major political influence).
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Spectral Francoism, Ethnographic Archive, Anarchic Choralities

2017
Book chapter in: Martínez del Fresno, B. y Vega Pichaco, B. eds. (2017). Dance, ideology and power in Francoist Spain (1938-1968). Turnhout : Brepols, 501-539. ISBN: 978-2-503-57740-1.
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Early Francoism and Economic Paralysis in Catalonia, 1939—1951

European History Quarterly, 2009
The entry of General Franco's `liberating' Nationalist army into the city of Barcelona in January 1939 was the prelude to a wave of violent repression across the Principality of Catalonia. In addition to the New State's persecution of the language, culture and national personality of Catalonia, fascist zealots also clamoured for the dismantling of the
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Education and the Baroque in Early Francoism

Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 2014
Education was one of the most important tools of the Franco regime for the re-integration of Spanish society after the end of the Civil War under authoritarian rule. As the dominant force in education, the Catholic Church had high hopes for a re-Christianization of ‘red Spain’, but also had to acknowledge that Catholic schooling had not been able to ...
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