Tag: Basque War Children
Jon Maia and Amets Arzallus at the Wal Goch festival,...
Two Basque 'bertsolaris', Jon Maia Soria and Amets Arzallus, are taking part in the Welsh Wal Goch festival, bringing together poetry and soccer
Ukraine 1937—Basque Country 2023: Solidarity must go both ways
In a book by Gregorio Arrien about the Basque War Children, we came across a series of photos which, despite dating from 1937, are still meaningful today
Save the Children! The book about the Basque war children...
The Sabino Arana Foundation is publishing a new digital edition of Gregorio Arrien's book about the Basque war children who took refuge in Great Britain
When First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt met her adopted Basque son
In November 1942, the First Lady of the United States traveled to Great Britain, in part to meet the children she had "adopted"
More info about the Basque Boys who triumphed at King Arthur’s...
More info about the Basque Boys who triumphed at King Arthur's Court in the Welsh daily Nation Cymru
Soccer, European nations, and Basque War Children in Wales: an interview...
This isn't the first time we've brought you an article from Welsh journalist Christopher Evans, nor the first time we've brought you an article...
A historical document: 3′ 25″ of film of the arrival of...
The Wessex Film and Sound Archive has shared a documentary about the arrival of the Basque children to Southampton aboard the 'Habana' on May 23, 1937
The Basque connection with Edith Pretty that’s not told in Netflix’s...
The Basque Children of '37 Association shares with us the story of Edith Pretty, the protagonist of the Netflix film "The Dig", and a hero of the Basque war children in the UK
“Open Arms, Broken Hearts”: 83rd Anniversary of the Voyage of the...
On this day, May 21, in 1937, the Habana set sail from the Port of Bilbao with thousands of Basque boys and girls bound for...
“To Say Goodbye”, the documentary about the Basque War Children, is...
Back in 2012, we shared the documentary "To Say Goodbye" when the BBC told us how, after a long, obstacle-filled road, it was finally...