Tag: Guerra

Every April 26, as has become a tradition on the blog, we dedicate a moment to remembering the war crime that was the Bombing of...

We bring you two books by historian Gregorio Arren about the Basque war children which have been out of print for years

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

On the 85th anniversary of the Bombing of Guernica, we check that totalitarianism's techniques are still alive, and the day surprises us with a condemnation

President Zelenskiy has compared what has been happening in some Ukrainian cities with what happened in Guernica: the massacre of civilians by occupying troops

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 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

This article was translated by John R. Bopp We’re convinced that our regular readers will find this headline surprising.  The close followers of what we post...

This article was translated by John R. Bopp Our fourth article in a series dedicated to publications in the Tyne & Wear Museum’s blog about the...

This article was translated by John R. Bopp As we prefer to do when, because of the importance of the topic and volume of information we’ve...