How Do the Spaniards and the Russians Treat the Term «Catalan People» by A. N. Kozhanovsky

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Shawn Michael Austin, Colonial Kinship. Guaraní, Spaniards, and Africans in Paraguay by Marie Vesco

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D’un mythe à l’autre. Mémoire et histoire des espagnols dans la Résistance by Diego Gaspar Celaya

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La mémoire de la participation des Espagnols à la Résistance française : une construction difficile by Miguel Sans

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L’exil communiste espagnol en RDA : accueil, intégration, retour by Aurélie Denoyer

“…As a consequence of Operation Bolero-Paprika, about a hundred Spaniards were received by the East German state. In this paper, we first propose to study the reception and integration of this group. …”
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El exilio cotidiano: sociedad, violencia y guerra civil en el siglo xix español by Ramón Arnabat

“…Over the course of the century, thousands of Catalans and Spaniards went into political exile. By the end of the century, more than 200.000 Spaniards with democratic, anarchist or socialist leanings took this route. …”
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“Linajes de embustes”: cargas de centurias y tiempos universales en el mundo maya colonial by Mario Humberto Ruz

“…Among the different strategies implemented, we can point out the redefinition of their ancient measurement system and the inclusion of their own historical events and processes within the providential and supposedly universal perceptions that characterized the Christian concepts brought by the Spaniards.…”
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El Príncipe : de la fiction d’une série à la réalité d’un quartier by Alicia Fernández García

“…In spite of the presence of a few stereotypes and of simplified images, this fiction had nevertheless the merit to give a media spotlight on a city generally forgotten by the Spaniards. It has also put on the front of the stage some social issues which its inhabitants are facing.…”
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Djelfa 41-43. Un camp d’internement en Algérie : addenda iconographique by Bernard Sicot

“…Un camp d’internement en Algérie (Paris, Riveneuve éditions, 2015), a book that gathers - to trace the history and life of this emblematic place where were deported, with many others and as Max Aub, hundreds of Spaniards - archive documents, texts, often unpublished testimonies and an iconography that I was not able to complete, some images which existence I supposed remained without finding. …”
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Les intellectuels français au service de la propagande franquiste pendant la guerre civile : le cas de la revue Occident (1937-1939) by Darío Varela Fernández

“…The international propaganda of the uprisings against the republican regime has been studied but, until now, research have been confined to analyzing primarily the role played by the Spaniards. This work aims to analyze the French intellectuals who, through their commitments and their works, contributed to glorifying the Francoist cause. …”
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La Conquista y la Colonia en el Códice Azcatitlan by María Castañeda de la Paz, Michel R. Oudijk

“…However, the register of events by indigenous people in this time of profound changes indicates that the same attention was given to Spaniards matters as to those of themselves. Furthermore, no particular insistence can be perceived to represent the suffering which we associate today with this period.…”
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Poder, prestigio y propaganda: los cántabros de Cuba y la revista La Montaña by Enrique Rodríguez Pereda

“…The Cantabrians who emigrated to Cuba between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century became one of the main communities among the Spaniards on the island. In accordance with their power, they decided to create a magazine that would showcase their prominent social position and, at the same time, spread the news from their homeland. …”
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The Public Image of Soviet Science During Franco’s Spain by Ruiz-Castell Pedro

“…After years of exploiting anti-Communism to enhance political stability, many Spaniards became suspicious of the Soviets and were convinced of the threat that their political ideology represented. …”
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Projekt międzynarodowy „Digitally Improving Social and Emotional Skills of Primary School Teachers (DigiSEL)” dla nauczycieli edukacji wczesnoszkolnej by Agnieszka M. Barwicka

“… The problems of the 21st century contributed to the creation of the project in cooperation with Italians, Spaniards, Turks, Croats and Poles. The Erasmus+ international project “Digitally Improving Social and Emotional Skills of Primary School Teachers (DigiSEL)” offers digital training and online teaching methods for primary school teachers in Europe with a focus on SEL. …”
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Voluntarios en una guerra de tinta y papel: los voluntarios españoles de la Primera Guerra Mundial en la prensa by Alejandro Acosta López

“…One of the aspects that served to air the different opinions of intellectuals and journalists attached to the different camps was the presence of a contingent of Spaniards who had enlisted as volunteers in the ranks of the French Foreign Legion. …”
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The role of satisfaction in cultural activities’ word-of-mouth. A case study in the Picasso Museum of Málaga (Spain) by María Jesús Carrasco-Santos, Antonio Padilla-Meléndez

“…In a novel approach, an experiment (involving a guided tour of some of Picasso’s shortlisted works and painting a self-portrait) was conducted with 127 first-time Picasso Museum visitors (52.8% Spaniards and 47.2 % international visitors). The results show that strengthening the activation of emotions in tourists and non-tourists during cultural activities has a positive effect on their satisfaction, thereby positively influencing their word-of-mouth about the museum.…”
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Nouvelles perspectives sur les Cañaris d’hier et d’aujourd’hui : la céramique des Andes méridionales de l’Équateur de 100 av. J.-C. jusqu’à nos jours by Catherine Lara

“…They claim to be the descendants of the homonym group which—according to archaeological data—inhabited the same territory between at least 100 BC and the arrival of the Incas and Spaniards between the xv and xvi centuries AD. However, a recent ethnohistoric study claims that the vast majority of Precolumbian Cañaris did not survive these two successive conquests, and that the modern Cañaris are actually the result of a cultural mix between non local groups. …”
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The Concept of Fiesta in Spanish National and Cultural Vision of the World by E. V. Astakhova

“…The research determines such Spanish extralinguistic realities as corrida, tertulia, movida, botellon, indignados, analyses the role of the theater, of "coffee culture", of football and other phenomenons in social life and cognitive space of Spaniards. The knowledge of different aspects of fiesta helps to understand the word potential of Spanish language, its metaphors, and stylistic images. …”
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El Códice X o los anales del grupo de la Tira de la Peregrinación. Evolución pictográfica y problemas en su análisis interpretativo by María Castañeda de la Paz

“…Pictographic Evolution and Problems in its Interpretative Analysis. Contact with the Spaniards meant the beginning of a process of transformation and change for the Mesoamerican writing tradition. …”
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La defensa de la especificidad española frente al advenimiento de la cultura liberal (1833-1839) by Laetitia Blanchard Rubio

“…According to the defenders of carlism, these exemplary Spaniards fight to safeguard the kind of culture they wish could spread not only through Spain but also through every European country. …”
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