Alberto Onaindia: propagandista contra el franquismo | Alberto Onaindia: propaganda against Franco
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El presente artículo es una aproximación a la labor de comunicador, publicista y propagandista del canónigo Alberto de Onaindia desde la guerra civil en España hasta los años sesenta, primero desde el debate público y la prensa escrita en el País Vasco, y más tarde como exiliado del franquismo, alternando las charlas radiofónicas desde varias capitales europeas, especialmente la BBC en Londres y Radio París, con conferencias y artículos. Personaje desconocido en el sector de la comunicación universitaria, escribió más de mil discursos o artículos, que se centraron en: nacionalismo, obrerismo, pastoral religiosa, derechos democráticos (verdad, justicia), críticas al franquismo y defensa de los vencidos.
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This article intends to examine the work, between the 1930s and the 1960s, of Father Alberto de Onaindía, communicator, publisher and propagandist, firstly from the pulpit and the press in the Basque Country and later alternately through the press and through radio broadcasts in both London and Paris. As well as giving conferences in the cities he visited, Onaindía’s articles and broadcasts reached many other European cities and even as far as Latin America. The central themes of his talks were: nationalism, the labour movement, democratic rights (truth and justice), defence of the defeated and criticism of the Franco regime.
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guerra civil; Onaindia; propaganda; exilio; País Vasco .
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Spain, civil war, the Basque Country, canon Onaindia, communication, propaganda, exile.
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