The civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to explaining an inexorable flow of exiles to bordering countries. After the Wars of Religion, the French Revolution provoked a new wave of expatriated priests, aristocrats and even members of the « bourgeoisie » from the South of France to Spain. A century later, approximately four thousand monks and nuns were deported by anticlerical laws (1880's and 1900's). Religion was not the only point at issue. Conservative and extremist personalities like Paul Déroulède were welcomed in Spain, as well as a few republican opponents of Napoleon III and of the Monarchist French government of 1870-1871 (Blanqui, Gambetta, Lafargue and others). The nature of these exiles have continu...
International audienceDuring the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean b...
Le carlisme a déstabilisé l'Espagne sur près d'un siècle, de 1833 à 1939. Il incarne une réaction vi...
Jean-Baptiste Esménard, a French soldier, left revolutionary France in 1792 to settle in Bourbon Spa...
The civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to explaining an inexorable f...
International audienceThe civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to expl...
With the Spanish Bourbons, there was a gradual introduction of Gallic cultural forms that gave rise ...
During the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean border into Spain. The ...
French exile in Spain from 1944 to 1970 involved two groups that differed in number, the length of t...
Among the many human tragedies Europe endured during the 20th century, the Spanish Civil War ranks h...
Even if they have not been paid back by an involvement of France against Franquist Dictatorship, Spa...
Spain: the invention of laïcity Compared to others European countries, Spanish laïcity is a recent ...
Soon after the French Liberation, 46 former members of the FFI-FTP Resistance were arrested in Spain...
Lorsque se produisit le soulèvement militaire les 17-18 juillet 1936 en Espagne contre le gouverneme...
The politics of the French government towards the Spanish republican refugees was characterized by t...
recherche archives françaises et espagnolesThe Civil War which began in 1936 in Spain generates an i...
International audienceDuring the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean b...
Le carlisme a déstabilisé l'Espagne sur près d'un siècle, de 1833 à 1939. Il incarne une réaction vi...
Jean-Baptiste Esménard, a French soldier, left revolutionary France in 1792 to settle in Bourbon Spa...
The civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to explaining an inexorable f...
International audienceThe civil struggles in France since the 16th century form a background to expl...
With the Spanish Bourbons, there was a gradual introduction of Gallic cultural forms that gave rise ...
During the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean border into Spain. The ...
French exile in Spain from 1944 to 1970 involved two groups that differed in number, the length of t...
Among the many human tragedies Europe endured during the 20th century, the Spanish Civil War ranks h...
Even if they have not been paid back by an involvement of France against Franquist Dictatorship, Spa...
Spain: the invention of laïcity Compared to others European countries, Spanish laïcity is a recent ...
Soon after the French Liberation, 46 former members of the FFI-FTP Resistance were arrested in Spain...
Lorsque se produisit le soulèvement militaire les 17-18 juillet 1936 en Espagne contre le gouverneme...
The politics of the French government towards the Spanish republican refugees was characterized by t...
recherche archives françaises et espagnolesThe Civil War which began in 1936 in Spain generates an i...
International audienceDuring the Second World War thousands of French people crossed the Pyrenaean b...
Le carlisme a déstabilisé l'Espagne sur près d'un siècle, de 1833 à 1939. Il incarne une réaction vi...
Jean-Baptiste Esménard, a French soldier, left revolutionary France in 1792 to settle in Bourbon Spa...