This collection of first-hand interviews offers us a snapshot of the lives of women living in Spain from the Spanish Civil War until the present day. Daughters of Spain gives a gripping account of the hard won changes within society for Spanish women, through the eyes and experiences of the interviewees themselves. The women in the book are from all walks of life and span a wide range of ages; their words provide a vivid and unique picture of what life was really like for women in Spain under a dictatorship, of the hardships they endured and their aspirations for a more egalitarian future

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