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Title: | El dol i la memòria a les fosses de Paterna |
Author: | Juan Agulló, Blanca |
Tutor: | Andreu Tomàs, Agustí |
Abstract: | The physical and social disappearance of opponents was a tactic used by Franco's regime from the armed insurrection to the end of the dictatorship. The executions, burials in mass graves and the silence imposed by the regime on the defeated prevented the completion of the funeral rites and the mourning process. With the exhumations promoted, first by relatives and remembrance associations, and later by different public administrations, this process has been reopened and a new form of closure must be found. But these are no longer isolated individuals. The victims of the mass graves have come to exemplify the crimes of Franco's regime, providing them with a symbolic meaning that links them to society as a whole. In this study we present a qualitative analysis based on archive interviews with relatives of the victims, news reports on those responsible for Historical Memory in Valencia, the observation of funerary monuments and ceremonies where remains were returned, among other data sources. All with the aim of studying how the relationship between the private and public domains - families, society and institutions - has been articulated and evolved when dealing with the closure of the mourning processes, taking as an example the experiences developed around the mass graves in the Paterna cemetery. |
Keywords: | mourning process historical memory funeral rites francoism repression mass graves |
Document type: | info:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesis |
Issue Date: | 10-Jun-2024 |
Publication license: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/ |
Appears in Collections: | Trabajos finales de carrera, trabajos de investigación, etc. |
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