Diacronie. Studi di Storia Contemporanea (Jul 2011)

La guerra de las ondas. La radio portuguesa y la Guerra Civile española

  • Alberto Pena Rodríguez es doctor europeo en Ciencias de la Información por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid y profesor titular de Historia de la Propaganda en la Universidad de Vigo. Ha sido presidente de la Asociación de Historiadores de la Comunicación y ha publicado diversas investigaciones sobre la historia de la comunicación y las relaciones ibéricas, entre las que se pueden citar las siguientes obras: El gran aliado de Franco. Portugal y la Guerra Civil española (1998); Galicia, Franco y Salazar (1999); Comunicación y guerra en la historia (2004); Salazar, a Imprensa e a Guerra Civil de Espanha (2007); O Que Parece É. Salazar, Franco e a Propaganda Contra a Espanha Democrática (2009).

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 3, no. 3
pp. 1 – 20

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This article analyses diverse appearances related with the intervention of the Portuguese radio in the Spanish civil war from the study of diverse documentary materials that offer interesting data for the knowledge of this individual subject of the Spanish conflict. Based in newspapers library sources and of the Spanish and Portuguese archives, the investigation detains in the paper played by the broadcasting station whose propaganda resulted very notable for the victory of the franquist edict: the Rádio Club Português (RCP), founded and directed by the official of the Portuguese army Jorge Botelho Moniz, that from the explosion of the war initiated an intense campaign of communication against the Second Spanish Republic and in favour of the franquist coup d’état.

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