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Moors in early C20th Spain

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I know much more about Maghrebis and Africans in colonial Spain than in the period up to 1936 and I’d like to correct that. Any books or articles out there? I’d be most grateful if you’d talk to me here.

Trevor @ 12 September 2006 8:43 PM

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  1. Jaycee
    9:00 PM on 12 September 2006

    Do you know the communist Luís Quintalla’s stereotyped portrayals of the Moors (sexually degenerate, brutal) in Franco’s army?
    http://www.graphicwitness.org/undone/blackspain.htm

  2. Trevor
    9:09 PM on 12 September 2006

    Thanks, I hadn’t seen that. Someone once showed me Republican propaganda posters of Nazi-style nigger Moors and I guess there’s more out there–although not much chance that it will turn up in exhibitions.

  3. Jaycee
    9:19 PM on 12 September 2006

    Here’s something else about the left painting the use of Moors in Asturias as designed to undo the reconquest: http://historicaltextarchive.com/books.php?op=viewbook&bookid=11&cid=6

  4. JLT
    9:50 PM on 12 September 2006

    It would be interesting to know if there was any Al Andalus rhetoric back then.

  5. Jaycee
    10:04 PM on 12 September 2006

    On Sunday, in a ceremony that will resound with ancient symbolism, King Juan Carlos will pay homage to the Moor Slayer on his saint day by making the annual National Offering at Santiago. The dictator Gen Francisco Franco once sent his only Moroccan general, Mohamed ben Miziam del Qasim, to make the offering. Sensitive officials covered the base of the statue with cloth to hide the decapitated heads of his compatriots.

    (The Daily Telegraph, July 22, 2004)

  6. Trevor
    10:06 PM on 12 September 2006

    Very good JC but a bit out of period.
    JLT: You’re right, that would be interesting.

  7. Javier
    10:21 AM on 13 September 2006

    Just

  8. Javier
    10:27 AM on 13 September 2006

    Too good to be true,

    http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/buscavoz/ver_resultado.jsp?TEXTO=3345354

  9. Trevor
    12:33 PM on 15 September 2006

    Se è non vero, è ben trovato, but why is there such a compulsion to invent stories here?

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