스페인 내전의 알려지지 않은 이야기들
인물에마 골드만, 프란시스코 프랑코, 돌로레스 이바루리, 페데리카 몬세니, 나자티 시드키, 루트 레발트, 시프리아노 데 리바스 체리프 용어스페인 제2공화국, 스페인 전국노동총연맹(CNT) 사건스페인 내전
결론
노스 스톤햄 수용소는 1937년 5월 비스카야를 탈출한 바스크 난민 아동을 수용하기 위한 임시 조치로 만들어졌다. 아이들을 영국으로 대피시키려는 계획은 망명지에서의 교육, 그리고 그 교육에서 정치, 종교, 이데올로기가 맡아야 할 역할에 관한 엇갈리는 기대와 생각들에 의해 형성되었다. 대피를 조직한 영국인들은 물론 정치인들과 언론의 상당수는 아동기의 탈정치성이라는 인도주의적 이상을 채택했다. 그러나 영국으로 대피하기 전, 아이들의 교육은 이 지역의 미래 시민을 두고 스페인 공화파와 바스크 민족주의자가 벌인 경쟁적인 비전에 의해 형성되었다. 아이들이 지닌 정체성에 대한 정치화된 이해는 수개월에 걸친 내전으로 더욱 강화되었다. 부모가 속한 정당의 교리를 완전히 이해하지는 못했더라도, 아이들은 프랑코의 군대를 적으로 인식했으며 구출 계획을 완전히 중립적이고 탈정치적인 것으로 짜려던 조직위 측의 노력을 무너뜨렸다.
노스 스톤햄에서 아이들은 부모의 정치적 성향을 비롯한 여러 기준에 따라 구역별로 나뉘었다. 원정에 동행한 바스크 신부들이 이 정책을 형성하는 데 결정적인 역할을 한 것으로 보인다. 노스 스톤햄 내부의 분할은 바스크 지방에 존재하던 분열을 반영하고 지속시켰을 뿐만 아니라, 인민전선 출신 아이들과 바스크 민족주의 배경을 가진 아이들 사이에 어느 정도의 마찰과 적대감을 불러일으켰다. 1937년 6월 19일 빌바오의 함락은 영국의 개인, 조직, 언론인들이 이 집단의 이질적인 성격과 얼마나 많은 아이가 인민전선 좌파 정당에 동질감을 느끼는지 인식하는 과정의 출발점이 되었으며, 이 과정은 노스 스톤햄 수용소 대피 이후에도 오랫동안 계속 전개되었다.
주석
- No author, “Refugees from Bilbao,” The Times, May 23, 1937, 11. ↩
- Manuel Rodríguez와의 인터뷰, Alicia Pozo-Gutierrez and Padmini Broomfeld, “Here, Look After Him”: Voices of Basque Evacuee Children of the Spanish Civil War (Southampton: University of Southampton, 2012), 62에 인용됨. ↩
- 여기서 "Nationalist"라는 용어는 바스크 민족주의자를 지칭하는 데 사용한다. ↩
- 선별된 서지는 다음을 참조하라. Dorothy Legarreta, The Guernica Generation: Basque Refugee Children of the Spanish Civil War (Reno: University of Nevada Press, 1984); Adrian Bell, Only for Three Months: The Basque Refugee Children in Exile, 2nd ed. (Norwich: Mousehold Press, 2007); Gregorio Arrien, ¡Salvad a los niños! Historia del exilio vasco en Gran Bretaña, 1937–1940 (Bilbao: Fundacion Sabino Arana, 2014); Alicia Alted Vigil, Roger González, and María José Millán, eds., El exilio de los niños (Madrid: Fundación Francisco Largo Caballero y Fundación Pablo Iglesias, 2003); César Alcalá, Los niños del exilio (1936–1939) (Madrid: Sekotia, 2010); Verónica Sierra Blas, Palabras huérfanas: los niños y la Guerra Civil (Madrid: Taurus, 2009). ↩
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- Jon Penche González, Juan Garcia Colás (1891–1941): Biografía del Primer Consejero de Asistencia Social del Gobierno Vasco (Vitoria-Gasteiz: Servicio Central de Publicaciones del Gobierno Vasco, 2016), 83–85; Jesús J. Alonso Carballés, “El primer exilio de los vascos, 1936–1939,” Historia Contemporánea 35 (2007): 683–708, pp. 687–94. ↩
- Virginia López de Maturana, “Exile, Identity, and Education: The Evacuation of Basque Children to the French Basque Country, 1937–1939,” in War, Exile, Justice and Everyday Life, 1936–1946, ed. Sandra Ott (Reno: University of Reno, 2011), 85–106; Virginia López de Maturana, “Exilio, identidad y educación. Los niños vascos evacuados al País Vasco francés durante la Guerra Civil,” Sancho el Sabio, extr. 3 (2020): 181–209. 로페스 데 마투라나는 또한 전쟁 이전 민족주의자들의 교육 정책과 관행에 대한 유용한 개관을 제공하는데, 이는 본 논문의 범위를 벗어난다. ↩
- 보조원, 교사, 사제에 관해서는 다음을 참조하라. Arrien, ¡Salvad a los niños!, chs. 4, 9, and 10. ↩
- Diary of Luis Aguirre, quoted in Arrien, ¡Salvad a los niños!, 136. ↩
- Dolores Bravo, “Navegando hacia el pueblo inglés,” Mujeres (Bilbao), May 22, 1937, 4. ↩
- Ondarreta, “Vuelan los ángeles,” Euzkadi, May 26, 1937, 7. ↩
- 스페인의 신학교 운동에 관해서는 다음을 보라. Braster and Del Mar del Pozo Andrés, “Education and the Children’s Colonies”; idem, “The Reinvention of the New Education Movement in the Franco Dictatorship (Spain, 1936–1976),” Paedagogica Histórica 42, no. 1–2 (2006): 109–26; “The Reinvention of the New Education Movement in the Franco Dictatorship (Spain, 1936–1976),” Paedagogica Histórica 42, no. 1–2 (2006): 109–26; Francisco Javier Pericacho, Miguel Ángel Novillo, Amaya Arigita, Roberto Sánchez-Cabrero, Amelia Barrientos, and Lidia MañosoPacheco, “History of the Spanish Pedagogical Renewal through Its Education Centers: 1876–1972,” Educational Process 8, no. 2 (2019): 134–44; Bienvenido Martín Fraile, Isabel Ramos Ruiz, and Pablo Álvarez Domínguez, “La cultura escolar de la Segunda República española. Legislación, teoría y praxis escolar,” Educatio Siglo XXI 37, no. 3 (2019): 111–32; Jorge Cáceres, Tamar Groves, and Mariano González Delgado, “Progressive Education on the Eve of the Civil War and the Question of Its Destruction by the Franco Regime,” in this volume. ↩
- Bruno Cabanes, The Great War and the Origins of Humanitarianism, 1918–1924 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014), 297–98. Save the Children Fund와 전간기 아동 인도주의에 대해서는 다음 또한 참조할 것. Emily Baughan, Saving the Children: Humanitarianism, Internationalism, and Empire (Oakland, CA: University of California Press, 2022). ↩
- Jim Fyrth, The Signal Was Spain: The Spanish Aid Movement in Britain, 1936–39 (London: Lawrence and Wishart, 1986); Tom Buchanan, “The Role of the British Labour Movement in the Origins and Work of the Basque Children’s Committee, 1937–9,” European History Quarterly 18 (1998): 155–74; Kevin Myers, “The Ambiguities of Aid and Agency,” Cultural and Social History 6, no. 1 (2009): 26–46; Kevin Myers, “History, Migration and Childhood,” Family and Community History 3, no. 2 (2000): 147–57. ↩
- 주목할 만한 몇 가지 사례로는 스페인 내 어린이 집단 거주지에 자금을 지원한 위탁 부모 제도와, 프렌즈 봉사회(Friends Service Council) 및 세이브더칠드런 펀드(Save the Children Fund)가 마드리드, 바르셀로나, 발렌시아에서 어린이들에게 우유를 배급하고 식당, 어린이 급식소, 집단 거주지를 유지한 일 등이 있다. 다음을 보라. National Joint Committee, Bulletin no. 3, March 5, 1937; Bulletin no. 6, May 1, 1937; and Report on Spanish Relief in Great Britain, 1936–1938, Marx Memorial Library (MML), SC/EPH/2/1/2. ↩
- George Steer, “The Tragedy of Guernica,” The Times, April 28, 1937, 17; Paul Preston, “No Simple Purveyor of News: George Steer and Guernica,” History Today 57, no. 5 (2007): 12–19. ↩
- No author, “Political Notes,” The Times, April 29, 1937, 16. ↩
- Mateo Múgica, Bishop of Vitoria, Letter to the Archbishop of Westminster, April 28, 1937, Euskadiko Artxibo Historikoa/Archivo Histórico de Euskadi (EAH), Archivo personal de D. J. M. de Barandiarán, Ync0601. ↩
- Arthur Hinsley, Archbishop of Westminster. Letter to the Bishop of Vitoria, May 7, 1937, EAH, Archivo personal de D. J. M. de Barandiarán, Ync0619. ↩
- Sir John Simon, Letter to Wilfrid Roberts, MP, April 29, 1937, The National Archives (TNA), HO 213/287. ↩
- Note on the Question of the Evacuation of Basque Children to this Country on Behalf of the National Joint Committee for Spanish Relief, May 4, 1937, TNA, HO 213/287. ↩
- Wilfrid Roberts, MP, Letter to Home Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare, June 8, 1937, TNA, HO 213/288; Basque Children’s Committee, Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting, May 31, 1937, Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick, Trades Union Congress (TUC) Archives, Basque Children’s Committee: Minutes and Documents 1937–1939, 292/946/39/107. 다음 또한 참조할 것. Buchanan, “Role of the British Labour Movement.” ↩
- 다음을 보라. Peter Anderson, “The Struggle over the Evacuation to the United Kingdom and Repatriation of Basque Refugee Children in the Spanish Civil War: Symbols and Souls,” Journal of Contemporary History 52, no. 2 (2017): 297– 318; No author, “Franco Protests to Britain: Refugee Plan a Red Ruse,” The Daily Mail, May 4, 1937, 14; Notes of Proceedings from the Deputation from the National Joint Committee for Spanish Relief, May 14, 1937, TNA, HO 213/288. ↩
- Relación de afliados a diferentes agrupaciones socialistas que envían sus hijos a Inglaterra, 12 de mayo del 1937, Centro Documental de la Memoria Histórica, Sección Político Social, Bilbao 0071_044. ↩
- Bell, Only for Three Months, 39에 인용된 인터뷰. ↩
- Cinco comunicaciones de la Secretaría General del Gobierno de Euskadi, dirigidas al Partido Nacionalista Vasco, EAH, Archivo Santiago Aznar Sarachaga, Serie: Aznar, Aguirre, Familia, Penne d’Agenais, Legajo 5:555. ↩
- López de Maturana, “Exile, Identity, and Education,” 89–93, 98–99. 다음 또한 참조할 것. Pauli Davila Balsera, Ana Eizagirre Sagardia, and Idoia Fernandez Fernandez, “Los procesos de alfabetización y escolarización en Euskal Herria, 1860–1990,” Ikastaria: cuadernos de educación 7 (1994): 63–99, pp. 86–87. ↩
- José Lizaso, Letter to Juan Garcia, June 17, 1937, EAH, Archivo Histórico del Gobierno Vasco, Fondo del Departamento de Asistencia Social, Sección Secretaría Particular, Legajo: 410:09. ↩
- Archivo de la Fundación Universitaria Española, Fondo Niños Vascos, Caja 1. ↩
- Duchess of Atholl, Letter to the Editor of The Times, July 13, 1937, 10; Betty Arne, Letter to the Editor of The Times, September 6, 1937, 8. ↩
- “Care of Spanish War Victims: 4,000 Basque Children Expected,” The Times, May 14, 1937, 14; “4,000 Refugees Here Tomorrow,” The Daily Telegraph, May 22, 1937, 10; Yvonne Cloud, The Basque Children in England: An Account of Their Life at North Stoneham Camp (London: Victor Gollancz, 1937), 54. ↩
- See Aidan Forth, “Britain’s Archipelago of Camps: Labour and Detention in a Liberal Empire, 1871–1903,” Kritika 16, no. 3 (2015): 651–80. ↩
- Jordanna Bailkin, Unsettled: Refugee Camps and the Making of Multicultural Britain (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018). ↩
- Fyrth, The Signal Was Spain, 221–24; L. Witt, Child refugees from Bilbao and Basque camp at North Stoneham, near Southampton (report), June 9, 1937, TUC Archives, Basque Children’s Committee: Minutes and Documents 1937–1939, 292/946/39/102; Jack Pavey, interview with Jim Fyrth, 1984, Imperial War Museum, 13804; Leah Manning, Dr. Richard Ellis, and Dr. Audrey Russell, telegram to Home Secretary John Simon, TNA, HO 213/288. ↩
- 포피(Poppy)의 자매 클로이(Chloe)는 위컴마켓(Wickham Market)과 카셜턴(Carshalton)에서 아동 거주지(children’s colonies)를 운영했다. 다음을 참조할 것. Jack Pavey, Jim Fyrth와의 인터뷰; Bell, Only for Three Months, 85–88. ↩
- Summary of a Daily Diary Kept by C. E. James, Sanitary inspector for Eastleigh, MML, SC/IND/JFY/1/1. ↩
- Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting held at the House of Commons, June 14, 1937, TUC Archives, Basque Children’s Committee: Minutes and Documents 1937–1939, 292/946/39/88(ii). ↩
- Rapport que presenta al Sr. Garcia el delegado de la presidencia en la delegación de Londres, José Ignacio de Lizaso, Paris, July 1, 1937, EAH, Archivo Histórico del Gobierno Vasco, Fondo del Departamento de Asistencia Social, Sección Secretaría Particular, Legajo: 410, 09; Arrien, ¡Salvad a los niños!, 149, 175–78. ↩
- No author, “General Booth Sees Refugees,” The Daily Mail, May 27, 1937, 7; No author, “Basque Camp Closed,” Sunday Times, September 19, 1937; No author, “Kitten Mascot of Refugee Children,” Sunday Mirror, September 19, 1937, 8; Summary of a Diary by C. E. James; E. P. Harris, Report of meeting of the National Committee for Basque Children, June 22, 1937, TUC Archives, Basque Children’s Committee: Minutes and Documents 1937–1939, 292/946/39/87. ↩
- Maurice Williams, “The Arrival of the Basque Children at the Port of Southampton,” The British Medical Journal, June 12, 1937, 1209–10. ↩
- Ronald G. Gibson, “Four Thousand Basque Children,” The Lancet (November 6, 1937): 1091–96. ↩
- Amador Díaz, Recollections of the Basque Children’s Camp in North Stoneham, Eastleigh (Eastleigh and District Local History Society, Extended Paper no. 3, July 1987), https://www.eastleighhistory.org.uk/sites/default/fles/document/Recollections%20 of%20the%20Basque%20Childrens%20Camp.pdf, accessed 2 September 2023. ↩
- 빌바오에서 아동들을 진찰하고 노스스톤햄으로 가는 여정에 동행한 리처드 엘리스(Richard Ellis) 박사. ↩
- Blas Óscar Guerrero Uriarte, Blasín, un refugiado de guerra en Inglaterra (Bilbao: Ediciones Beta, 2011), 68–69. ↩
- E. P. Harries, Basque Camp, Eastleigh (report), May 1937, Basque Children’s Committee: Minutes and Documents 1937–1939, TUC Archives, 292/946/39/111; E. P. Harries, Letter to Walter Citrine, May 28, 1937, Basque Children’s Committee: Minutes and Documents 1937–1939, TUC Archives, 292/946/39/110; Summary of a Diary by C. E. James. ↩
- Cloud, The Basque Children, 33–34; Summary of a Diary by C. E. James. ↩
- Cloud, The Basque Children, 52–53. ↩
- No author, “Homes Found for Basque Children: 400 Arriving in London Today,” The Daily Telegraph, May 26, 1937, 8. ↩
- Testimonial by Miren Sesumaga Uribe-Echevarria and Moïses Moragrega Alonso, in Natalia Benjamin, ed., Memorias: The Basque Children Remember and are Remembered (n.p.: Natalia Benjamin, 2012), 91. ↩
- Rafael de Barrutia와의 인터뷰, Arrien, ¡Salvad a los niños!, 163에 인용됨. ↩
- Herminio Martínez와의 인터뷰, Pozo-Gutierrez and Broomfeld, Here, Look After Him, 62에 인용됨. ↩
- Mari Angeles Jauregui와의 인터뷰, Pozo-Gutierrez and Broomfeld, Here, Look After Him, 63에 인용됨. ↩
- Recollections of Amador Díaz. ↩
- Unnamed informant, quoted in Legarreta, Guernica Generation, 111. ↩
- Myers, “Ambiguities of Aid and Agency,” 31–35. ↩
- No author, “4,000 Basque Children Reach England,” The Daily Telegraph, May 24, 1937, 13–14. ↩
- No author, “Southampton’s Thirty-Acre Camp for the Bilbao Refugees,” The Sphere, May 29, 1937, 463. ↩
- No author, “Communist Waifs Stop Play,” Daily Mirror, May 28, 1937, 3. ↩
- 예를 들어 다음을 참조할 것. No author, “The Fall of Bilbao: Sorrow of Refugee Children,” The Times, June 21, 1937, 16; No author, “Basque Children Stampede,” The Daily Mail, June 21, 1937, 7; No author, “Basque Children Apologise, Say ‘We’ll Be Good,’” The Daily Express, June 21, 1937, 6; No author, “Basque Children Apologise: Camp Panic Sequel,” The Daily Telegraph, June 21, 1937, 14. ↩
- Summary of a diary by C. E. James. ↩
- Cloud, The Basque Children, 62–63. ↩