REV - Memoria y Civilización - Vol. 26.1 (2023)

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    Amigos, propaganda y diplomacia informal: la actuación de la RDA en España a través del asociacionismo de amistad (1979-1990)
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2023) Ramos-Diez-Astrain, X.M. (Xavier María)
    Friendship associations were once important transnational actors in East-West relations. In Spain, the Asociación Guillermo Humboldt para el Conocimiento y la Amistad entre España y la República Democrática Alemana (Wilhelm Humboldt Association for Knowledge and Friendship between Spain and the German Democratic Republic) was founded in 1979, which, in connection with the Liga für Völkerfreundschaft of the gdr, was intended to serve as an instrument of propaganda and informal diplomacy. The main aim of this article is to examine the Liga für Völkerfreundschaft's propaganda activities in Spain, the role played by the Wilhelm Humboldt Association and its limitations. It uses Spanish and German sources and makes a comparative exercise with similar organisations linked to the Soviet Union.
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    Análisis comparado de sepulcros femeninos españoles y portugueses (siglos XIV-XIX). Estudio de casos
    (Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra, 2023) Soto-Rodríguez, C.I. (Cristina Iguanira); Hernández-Socorro, M.R. (María de los Reyes)
    Throughout this article, we will take a look at the lives of different Spanish and Portuguese women of our past. To do so, we will cover a long-term chronological framework, as we begin this research with Urraca Díaz de Haro, whose life was in the 13th century, and we will end with Emilia das Neves from the 19th century. We will also focus our attention on their respective funerary monuments as historical-artistic elements that evoke their memories. By exploring these works, we will see how, over the centuries, both the typology and the iconography have changed in the funerary art of the Iberian Peninsula. Finally, we will make a comparative analysis between the sepulchers of both countries, to see which aspects are similar or different.