Approximation to the Catalan Documentary Collections for the Research on the Exile of 1939
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This article aims to be a useful tool for specialists and for the general public to study the exile of 1939. Taking a critical look at the European historical context of the time, without which the diaspora of 1939 loses any meaning, in this article we detail the documentary collections of the exile located in Catalonia and, more specifically, the documentation found in many of the municipal archives of our country portraying the life journey of each and every one of the protagonists of this diaspora.
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(c) Laia Arañó Vega, Rubèn Doll-Petit, Joan Montblanc, 2022
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