Historias: The Spanish History Podcast

Historias Podcast 77 - Political Violence and the Civil Guard in Spain's Second Republic

Historias is a Iberian history podcast. Each monthly episode is an interview with a historian on a particular topic in Spanish and Iberian history.

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Historias: The Spanish History Podcast

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Political Violence and the Civil Guard in Spain's Second Republic

Feminism in Democratic Spain

Lisbon and the Atlantic World

Spain's Liberal Imperialism

Mateo Aguado: Tailor to the Court of Philip IV

The First Spanish Account of Mauthausen

El Camino de Santiago Yesterday and Today

Alfonso XIII y el nacionalismo

El Terrible: The Story of a Spanish Mining Town

Nazis en España

The Rise of Modern Sport in Spain

The History of Wine in Spain

La narcocultura desde Colombia hasta Galicia

Religious Minorities in the Medieval Crown of Aragon

The Memory of al-Andalus

Equatorial Guinean Literature

Jewish Identity in the Medieval and Early Modern Worlds- Part II

Jewish Identity in the Medieval and Early Modern Worlds- Part I

España en Africa: Guinea Ecuatorial

Slavery in Spanish Sahara

La esclavitud en el norte de Marruecos

New Directions in Iberian History

The Birth of the Recording in Spain

Medieval Historiography in the Digital Age

The Rise of the Department Store and the Fall of Francoism- Part II

The Rise of the Department Store and the Fall of Francoism- Part I

The Legacies of Francoism- Part II

The Legacies of Francoism- Part I

Chivalry, Violence and Empire in Medieval Spain

ETA Life Stories

Law and Land in the Medieval Crown of Aragon

Petrarch and the Idea of the Renaissance

Gibraltar: A Modern Borderland

Pirates and Piracy in the Caribbean- Part II

Pirates and Piracy in the Caribbean- Part I

Ending the Spanish Slave Trade

New Perspectives on Franco

Passing in Early Twentieth-Century Spain: The Case of Mario/Elisa and Marcela

The Barcelona 1936 Popular Olympics

Reconstructing the San Salvador

Flamenco and Spanish National Identity

Doing Iberian Studies in Times of COVID

The Asturias Rebellion of 1934: A Community Revolution

Christian Citizenship in the Empire of the Spanish Habsburgs

Moroccans in the Spanish Civil War

The Paneros: Poetry and Disfunction in a Twentieth-Century Spanish Family

Al-Andalus in Spanish and Moroccan Identity

A Medieval Spanish Prometheus: Don Juan Manuel

The Idea of the Child and the Spanish Avant Garde

Looking East: Constantinople and Troy in the Medieval and Early Modern Spanish Imagination