¿Cómo hacer la revolución? Los anarquistas y la crítica de la violencia insurreccional by Óscar Freán Hernández

“…In the thirties of the twentieth century, the Spanish anarchists considered the social revolution as a next and feasible possibility. …”
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Anarchisme et Catalanisme en exil en France, 1939-1977 by Phryné Pigenet

“…Despite Franco's repression, the legacy of the Spanish War led to an anti-Catalanist doctrinal twisting in Catalan libertarians between anarchist orthodoxy and nostalgia for the mother country, as evidenced by the publication of exile in Catalan language, « Terra Lliure ». …”
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Apóstoles, publicistas, hombres de acción y sindicalistas en la historia del anarquismo español by Jacques Maurice

“…We will compare some anarchist figures in Lower Andalusia (Cadiz): those who placed greater emphasis on the spread of the cause by word and pen and those who threw themselves in the armed struggle to overthrow the bourgeois state or, on the contrary, were engaged in the unionist struggle to undermine it.…”
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Juan López Sánchez en Francia by Dr. Pedro García-Guirao

“…This work explores the scantly studied Spanish anarchist exile that followed the Spanish Civil War and lasted until Francisco Franco’s death and, arguably, beyond. …”
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L’art public altruiste dans l’Espagne contemporaine by Anne Puech

“…Throughout this article, we'll try to find links between the social conception of art in anarchist thinking and the contemporary movement of "street art " in Spain, also called "independent public art". …”
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De Charybde en Scylla. La réunification manquée de la cnt espagnole en exil dans les années 1960 by François Guinchard

“…We can say that this constitutes the last anarchist attempt in order to put an end to the francoist dictatorship, and its failure does not lead to a return to the previous situation.…”
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Traduire He-Yin Zhen, perspectives sur la circulation des idées féministes by Léa Buatois

“…This article proposes the unpublished translation of excerpts from texts and articles written by the Chinese anarchist and feminist theorist He-Yin Zhen (1884-v.1920), as well as an attempt to rebuild a complete list of her works. …”
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El exilio cotidiano: sociedad, violencia y guerra civil en el siglo xix español by Ramón Arnabat

“…By the end of the century, more than 200.000 Spaniards with democratic, anarchist or socialist leanings took this route. In exile many found a new homeland and started families there; for others it would be a temporary experience during which their political beliefs would become either more moderate or radicalized. …”
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El discurso anarquista en dos documentales sobre la Segunda República y la Guerra Civil realizados durante la Transición by Jaime Céspedes

“…This article focuses on two anarchist documentary films about the Second Spanish Republic and the Spanish Civil War released Turing the Transition to democracy: Entre la esperanza y el fraude: España, 1931-1939 (by Cooperativa de Cine Alternativo, 1976) and Por qué perdimos la guerra (by Diego Abad de Santillán, 1978). …”
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¿Moro invasor o hermano revolucionario? by Josefa Alcolea Escribano

“…This article analyses the image Moroccans and Morocco had in the anarchist-syndicalist Valencian newspaper Fragua Social, themeans of expression used by the CNT (Work National Confederation) in the Eastern regions between 1936 and 1939. …”
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Un regard hétérodoxe sur le Nouveau Monde : la géographie d’Élisée Reclus et l’extermination des Amérindiens (1861-1905) by Federico Ferretti

“…As this work had a wide public diffusion, and its author was famous as a founder of the anarchist movement and an exile of the Paris Commune, its influence on the European progressive public opinion was not negligible at that time. …”
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La prensa anarquista española en Francia durante la reunificación de la CNT (1960-1965) y su repercusión en las relaciones bilaterales Francia-España by Miguel Morán Pallarés

“…After the end of the Spanish Civil War, Spanish anarchists were forced into exile, clandestinity and repression. …”
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Défendre le corps des femmes. Libre pensée et féminisme aux États-Unis (1820-1920) by Auréliane Narvaez

“…As a result, the feminism suffused with anarchist overtones which emerged at the turn of the twentieth century may appear almost fortuitous as its historicity seems untraceable. …”
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Krasnoshchyoks’ brothers: experience of historical and biographic research by A. B. Gularyan

“…The collected actual material allowed the author to show changes in the development and feature of personal manifestations at the people belonging to one family, but to different cohorts of the birth: one of brothers became social democrat, the second — the anarchist. It is shown that the different vital fates of brothers predetermined changes of a historical situation to the country, but at the same time in their actions and acts lines of similarity of characters are shown…”
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I Cavalieri erranti: il resoconto del viaggio della canzone anarchica, dalla storia all’inconscio collettivo by Alessio Lega 

“…De nombreux chants anarchistes voient le jour à la fin du siècle du XIXe siècle, « ce siècle sombre qui meurt », comme l’annonce un chant de propagande anarchiste composé en 1894. …”
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El paso a la acción directa by Óscar Freán Hernández

“…This article will analyse the renewal of the protest action promoted by the young Spanish anarchists in exile in France during the 1960s. The purpose of this protest was not only to revive the fight against Franco’s dictatorship in Spain, but also to tackle the political stagnation of the leaders of the Spanish Libertarian Movement. …”
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El crimen y los procesos de los Sucesos de Casas Viejas. Los campesinos y la insidia política by José Luis Gutiérrez Molina

“…The text shows this vision through the trial proceedings that led to 26 peasants before a military court in June 1934, in particular the allegations of the lawyer who, despite withdrawnness, maintained the idea of a secondary role of the anarchists.…”
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Gallo rojo, gallo negro, chanter la dissidenceDe la rue à l’histoire by Florence Belmonte

“…Elle est l’œuvre de l'auteur compositeur interprète Chicho Sanchez Ferlosio (1940-2003), personnalité singulière des milieux anarchistes espagnols. Actuellement, elle passe souvent pour une chanson des combattants républicains de la guerre civile.…”
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Les luttes sociales dans les campagnes andalouses : usages et significations du mot campesino de 1931 à 1936 by Arnaud Dolidier

“…The purpose of this article is to historicize the category « peasant » by analyzing its meanings and uses within the anarchists and socialists political cultures. It aims to highlight the various historicals issues created by the use of a term whose origins take place in the vocabulary of protest. …”
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Le mouvement ouvrier dans l’art académique espagnol : une légitimité politique contrariée by Stéphanie Demange

“…The paintings exhibited in the regime's National Fine Arts Exhibitions showed these major social transformations, reflecting in a very contemporary repertoire the emergence of a «social question» in which strikers and anarchists were the leading figures. Academic art thus played a full part in the creation and dissemination of representations of the workers' movement, at a time when the latter was emerging and beginning to mobilise. …”
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