The Revolution was [only?] A Man’s Thing: Asturian Women in October 1934

The aim of this paper is to analyze the role of women in Asturias in October 1934, which has hardly any specific studies. Especially women from the mining working class and politicized young women actively participated in support of men; of course, almost always in functions “appropriate to their sex” (nurses, provisioners of the support of the combatants and caregivers of the children). They were victims of repression by Moors and legionnaires and some fell in combat.

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Archives of Psychiatry and Mental Health
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2025-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.29328/journal.apmh.1001058
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Spanish History and Politics
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The Revolution was [only?] A Man’s Thing: Asturian Women in October 1934

Garay Bernal Marcela del Carmen
Archives of Psychiatry and Mental Health
Spanish History and Politics
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The Revolution was [only?] A Man’s Thing: Asturian Women in October 1934

Garay Bernal Marcela del Carmen
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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to analyze the role of women in Asturias in October 1934, which has hardly any specific studies. Especially women from the mining working class and politicized young women actively participated in support of men; of course, almost always in functions “appropriate to their sex” (nurses, provisioners of the support of the combatants and caregivers of the children). They were victims of repression by Moors and legionnaires and some fell in combat.

Archives of Psychiatry and Mental HealthVol. 9(1)
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Spanish History and Politics
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