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Volumes in the collection: 'Here, look after him': los niños, refugee children from the Spanish Civil War
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'Here, look after him': los niños, refugee children from the Spanish Civil War
Full text:[...] Evacuation and arrival in Britain: the camp at North Stoneham Once it had been agreed that children could be evacuated to Britain, the Basque Children's Committee was created to co-ordinate their car [...]
'Here, look after him': los niños, refugee children from the Spanish Civil War
Full text:[...] Maestras, the teachers accompanying the ninos With the children were 95 female, qualified teachers — or maestras — 120 female, auxiliary helpers and 15 priests. The presence of teachers had been cruc [...]
'Here, look after him': los niños, refugee children from the Spanish Civil War
Full text:[...] Ana Maria writes to her mother, grandmother, sisters and uncle from the camp at Stoneham, 29 May 1937 How are you all? As you will see, I am relatively well, only relatively. As I said before, we are [...]
'Here, look after him': los niños, refugee children from the Spanish Civil War
Full text:[...] Funding the ninos Substantial voluntary support was necessary to finance the ninos in this country. The accounts of the National Joint Committee for Spanish Relief (12) show that by 1939 some £165,00 [...]
'Here, look after him': los niños, refugee children from the Spanish Civil War
Full text:[...] El Toro Romantico: [The romantic bull, a drama with ... zeal, blood and more], a one act play, presented for the first time at the colony at Carshalton, 25 December 1940. [...]
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