| Description |
1 online resource (247 p.) |
| Series |
Routledge Studies in Modern History Ser |
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Routledge Studies in Modern History Ser
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Critical Introduction: Aurelio Pego, the Satirical Chronicler of Fascist Spain -- Aurelio Pego -- Methodology and Theoretical Grounding -- First Part: Mocking Fascists -- Mocking El Caudillo (Francisco Franco Bahamonde) -- Mocking the Fascist State: Hunger, Terror, Military Parades, and Censorship -- Mocking National Catholicism -- Mocking the Imperial and Global Politics of Spanish Fascism -- Second Part. Mocking Antifascists |
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Mocking Americans and International Powers -- Mocking Spanish Exiles and the Underground Resistance -- Roque Barca: the Last Decades of the Dictatorship -- Epilogue: Antifascist Sentiment -- Notes -- Part I Mocking Fascists -- Section 1.1 Mocking El Caudillo (Francisco Franco Bahamonde) -- Is Franco Like Hitler? (30 September 1949) -- And His Stomach is Not Upset! (28 November 1952) -- Now, He Wants to Be a Father (27 February 1953) -- Now, He Kills Fish (21 October 1955) -- The Wretched Life of the Caudillo (21 November 1952) -- They Are Getting Fat! (3 October 1958) |
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59 Years of Franco (14 December 1951) -- The Brave Generalísimo is Fearful (7 December 1956) -- Yes, Indeed, an Example (4 October 1963) -- A Dictator Without Solace (17 April 1953) -- A Worn-Out Dictatorship (7 December 1962) -- Notes -- Section 1.2 Mocking the Fascist State: Hunger, Terror, Military Parades, and Censorship -- The Poor Are Already Here (11 July 1947) -- The Lingering Lady Economy (2 July 1948) -- 15 Disgusting Days in Spain (14 October 1949) -- Tonight, It's Christmas Eve (23 December 1949) -- Potato Immigration (24 February 1950) |
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With You, Even Without Bread and Onions (31 October 1952) -- People Eat When There's Food (5 July 1957) -- Learning to Read? For What? (17 February 1950) -- Sympathy and Criminals (3 November 1944) -- Yes, Well, His Hands Are Blood-Stained (15 May 1948) -- Two Dead ... Presentes! (3 May 1957) -- They Live Better, Die Better (6 March 1959) -- Political Prisoners? (2 October 1959) -- The Decree of Fear (2 December 1960) -- Civil Guards in Jeeps (19 June 1953) -- The Victory ... of Whom? (May-July 1973) -- Ten Disobeyed Commandments (9 June 1950) -- The Great Tavern Keeper of Spain (16 January 1953) |
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Oh No, Not Violence! (1 May 1953) -- Crying for Our Writers (3 July 1953) -- The Corpses Resurrect (18 October 1957) -- Literature of Gentlemen (7 March 1958) -- Note -- Section 1.3 Mocking National Catholicism and the Imperial Politics of Spanish Fascism -- Prohibited Masks? (3 March 1944) -- The Church and Hygiene (14 April 1944) -- A Virgin With Command (7 April 1950) -- Priests and Prostitutes (20 July 1951) -- Canticle Mass and Champagne (7 August 1953) -- Thanks to the Republic, They Go to Heaven (6 January 1956) -- Motorized Priests (4 May 1956) |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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Hitler Needs a Girlfriend (20 September 1940) |
| Subject |
Fascism -- Spain -- Humor
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Francoism -- Humor
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Francoism
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Spain
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| Genre/Form |
Humor
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781000472653 |
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1000472655 |
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