The Basques: The Franco Years and Beyond

José Amodia · Robert P. Clark

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Basque language and culture studies Spanish History and Politics Spanish Culture and Identity

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Franco wreaked havoc on the people of the Basque Country--at one time, it was against the law to even speak any dialect of Basque. This book looks at the emergence of Basque nationalism during the years of Franco's reign and after his death and highlights the struggle between classes and ethnic identity.

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