The Holocaust in Spanish memory

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This volume assembles articles on the Holocaust in Spanish culture and memory, a crucial yet underexplored area in literary and cultural studies. It offers a multifaceted examination of how the Holocaust is perceived and remembered in Spain, addressing significant historical and epistemological questions. The essays primarily focus on the relationship between historical time and collective memory, as well as moral judgments surrounding these events. Scholars from various disciplines contribute to a comprehensive overview of the current state of research on Spanish and European memory. The collection begins with five essays that explore historiography and memory, establishing a foundation for understanding the Spanish experience of the Holocaust. Subsequent sections delve into literary and other representations of concentration camp experiences, highlighting how different Spanish authors have engaged with the Holocaust in their works. This innovative volume seeks to provide a new analytical framework for addressing these complex historical narratives in Spain and across Europe.