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Exhibition: The little things

December 11, 2019

Exhibition

The little things. How objects kept a persecuted memory.

Inauguration: December 19, 2019, at 7:00 p.m.

UNED-Madrid, Escuela Pías (Calle Tribulete, 14)

 

A sample of some of the thousands of objects, documents, letters or photographs collected during more than ten years of research. Small things that may seem insignificant but that assume the exact way in which memory could materialize. A memory persecuted and silenced by Francoism, who had to look on the banks of society for a place to survive.

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Proyectos Asociados:
HISTOFOR: PID2024-159223NB-I00 (2026-20289
MEM2OR: BICON24084 (2025-2026)
NECROPOL: PID2019-104418RB-I00 (2020-2024)
SUBTIERRO: CSO2015-66104-R (2016-2019)
UNREST: H2020 REFLECTIVE-5-2015, ref. 693523 (2016-2019)
PASADO BAJO TIERRA: CSO2012-32709 (2013-2015)
ISTME: COST Action IS1203 (2012-2016)
POLMEM: CSO2009-09681 (2010-2013)
SPBUILD: 7PM MARIE CURIE, ITN 238589 (2010-2013)
PIE CSIC: 200710I006 (2007-2009). Las políticas de la memoria en la España contemporánea

 

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