Enrique Moradiellos

Enrique Moradiellos García (born 1961) is a Spanish historian. He is an expert on the foreign relations of the Spanish Civil War.[1]

Enrique Moradiellos
Born1961  (age 60)
Oviedo 
Employer
Awards
  • National History Award (2017) 

Biography

Born in 1961 in Oviedo.[2] After obtaining a licentiate degree in history from the University of Oviedo, Moradiellos earned a scholarship at the Queen Mary College. In 1989, he earned a PhD in history from the University of Oviedo, reading a dissertation titled Neutralidad benévola. El gobierno británico y la insurrección militar española de 1936, officially supervised by José María Moro Barreñada yet de facto supervised by Paul Preston.[3] He became a senior lecturer for the University of Extremadura in 1999 and professor in 2006.[2] He was elected to a numerary medal (#31) of the Royal Academy of History in November 2020, intending to cover the vacant seat left by the decease of Faustino Menéndez Pidal de Navascués.[4]

Works

  • (1996). La perfidia de Albión: El gobierno británico y la guerra civil española. Madrid: Siglo Veintiuno de España.[5]
  • (2001). El reñidero de Europa. Las dimensiones de la guerra civil española. Barcelona: Península.[6]
  • (2002). Francisco Franco. Crónica de un caudillo casi olvidado. Madrid: Biblioteca Nueva.[7]
  • (2004). 1936. Los mitos de la guerra civil. Barcelona: Península.[1]
  • (2005). Franco frente a Churchill. España y Gran Bretaña en la Segunda Guerra Mundial (1939-1945). Barcelona: Península.[8]
  • (2006). Don Juan Negrín. Barcelona: Península.[9]
  • (2016). Historia mínima de la Guerra Civil española. Madrid & Mexico: Turner-El Colegio de México.[10]
  • (2018). Franco: Anatomy of a Dictator. London: I.B. Tauris.[11]

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