Cuando España creía que Katyn podía ganar la guerra: visión propagandística de la Masacre de Katyn por intelectuales y periodistas de la España franquista

Marco da Costa

doi:10.18778/8142-734-0

When Spain believed that Katyn Could Win the War: Propaganda Vision of the Katyn Massacre by Intellectuals and Journalists of Franco’s Spain

Marco da Costa

Universidad de Economía de Izmir (IEU)

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Populismo y propaganda: entre el presente y el pasado

Pages: 189-199

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18778/8142-734-0.16

Keywords: populism, propaganda, political discourse, discourse analysis, literature, lingüística

Published: 30 December 2020

Categories: Foreign language studies, Open Access

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We propose to recall in this article the discovery, after 85 years, of the Katyn graves from the testimony of a series of Spanish journalists and intellectuals who, despite the uneasy socio-political situation in which the Franco regime lived after the setbacks of the Axis powers, would not hesitate to continue hoisting, from those famous massacres, the banner of totalitarianism as a bulwark in the defense of Western civilization against communist barbarism.

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da Costa, M. (2020). When Spain believed that Katyn Could Win the War: Propaganda Vision of the Katyn Massacre by Intellectuals and Journalists of Franco’s Spain. In Łukasz Szkopiński & A. Woch (Eds.), Populismo y propaganda: entre el presente y el pasado (pp. 189-199). Lodz University Press. https://doi.org/10.18778/8142-734-0.16