Tag: War Children
A historical document: 3′ 25″ of film of the arrival of...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
“Havens East” at Anglia Ruskin University. The memory of the...
We have to admit, we don't know what happens to all the profits from the so-called National Lottery in Spain end up, but according...
“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...
Latest edition of the Natalia Benjamin Prize, organized by the UK...
The Basque Children of '37 Association (UK) (BCA’37 UK) is an old friend of the blog, as we've had the change to get to...
An Homage in Cambridge to Leah Manning, the Woman who Opened...
A few weeks ago, when Basque Passionist, historian, and patriot Gregorio Arrien passed away, we brought you, as a reference to his "work sharing the memory...
In homage to Herminio Martínez and all the War Children: a...
Our regular readers will have had the opportunity to discover many reports on our blog about the Basque Children of '37 Association, a group...
The Basque War Children who Took Refuge in the UK Wish...
On this blog, you will be able to find a lot of information about the Basque War Children. These stories are often about what...
Gregorio Arrien, a Basque, a Passionist, a historian, a patriot, has...
On December 13, we Basques lost one of our guiding lights, one of those people who led a community out of the darkness.
Gregorio Arrien...
Another story of the Basque war children in Great Britain: solidarity...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Bucks Free Press, a local paper in Buckinghamshire, one of the 47 counties of England, has just published...
Bilbao – Moscow – Buenos Aires: the story of a Basque...
This article was translated by John R. Bopp
Our regular readers know how interested we are in the Basque war children, those young boys and girls...