[df-subtitle]Prisons, reformatories, concentration camps and labor battalions of the Spanish Republicans[/df-subtitle]

The Spanish Civil War remains one of the conflicts that has left the greatest number of victims of political violence in contemporary history. Research on this phenomenon has advanced in recent decades, but it still requires a broader and more open debate with the general public. The Exile Studies Chair of the Pablo Iglesias Foundation is organizing a series of studies on the long list of punishments suffered by Spanish Republicans, both within and outside of Spain, throughout the 1940s.

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28.02.17

17:00 p.m. Opening. Rafael Simancas (Pablo Iglesias Foundation)
17:30 p.m. The Spanish repressive phenomenon and the European context. History and memory on the web. Ángeles Egido (UNED) and Matilde Eiroa (Carlos III University)
18:00 p.m. Spaniards in Nazi concentration camps. Benito Bermejo (UNED)
18:30 p.m. Spanish Republicans in the Gulag. Luiza Lordache (UNED)
19:00 p.m. Collioure, Argelès and other fields in the south of France. Grégory Tuban (Université de Perpignan)
19:30 p.m. Debate

01.03.17

17:00 p.m. The Francoist Concentration Camp System: A Gateway to Exile. José Ramón González Cortés (Extremadura Group for the Study of Contemporary History)
17:30 p.m. Labor Battalions and Francoist Disciplinary Institutions. Fernando Mendiola (Public University of Navarre) and Juan Carlos García Funes (Public University of Navarre)
18:30 p.m. Women's prisons at the beginning of the Franco regime. Fernando Hernández Holgado (Complutense University of Madrid)
19:00 p.m. From Lost Children to Neglected Children under Franco: Ambitions and Failures of a Policy of Repatriation and Re-education (1937-1952). Célia Keren (Sciences Po Toulouse)
19:30 p.m. Debate and closing remarks. Gutmaro Gómez Bravo (UCM) and Aurelio Martín Nájera (Pablo Iglesias Foundation).