The Cardinal Isidro Gomá and the Basque Question
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2012.032Keywords:
Isidro Gomá, Basque nationalism, Mateo Múgica, negotiation, repression, nationalist clergyAbstract
One of the many areas of activity of Cardinal Isidro Goma during the Civil War was the attention to the Basque question. After, the controversy with lehendakari Aguirre A, the result of the alignment of Basque nationalism with the Republic. The primate was also a central role regarding the end of conflict in the Basque Country, with negotiations for the surrender of Bilbao. Finally had to face conflict with the national clergy, who remained in Spain, who was victimized who was exiled or those who criticized the position of Cardinal Goma.
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