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2022

The 1-O that recalled Franco: The Civil War and Dictatorship in Parties’ accounts of the 2017 ’Catalan crisis’

Författare/Authors
Sanz Aune
Redaktörer/Editors
Granholm Petra, Nordquist Kjell-Åke

1-O som återkallade Franco: Inbördeskriget och diktatur i partiernas redogörelser för den ”katalanska krisen” 2017

Den här artikeln finns bara på engelska.

The Catalan Independence referendum in 2017 (1-O), and the events following it, launched a political crisis unparalleled to anything in Spain during the last decades. The relationship between the central state and Catalonia is affected by interpretations and recollections of past events: the past motivates action, evaluates them, and outlines the collective the recaller belongs to. Collective memory can significantly complicate conflict resolution.
To understand the complex link between memory and conflict, this study examines how the memory of the Civil War and Franco was present in regional politicians’ statements from the time. In total 622 online articles from 2017 were collected from the six regional parties, covering campaigning before the referendum, declaration of independence, and the regional elections. The interpretations of current issues mimic collective memories, leaning on their assumptions. The recollections of independentists were more detailed, focusing on the Second Republic, the Civil War, Franco, and memory politics. Constitutionalists directed the attention towards Basque nationalism and the coup of 23-F, praising the transition. Both nations were defined using memory, and all accuse the opponents of being Francoist. The main distinction lies in how connected the current Spanish state is to its Francoist past, and what today’s independentists and Basque nationalists have in common.

Article available at www.jass.ax

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