Women and ETA

Women and ETAWomen and ETA is the first book length study of women in radical Basque nationalism. It uses a unique body of oral history interviews to examine the history of women as supporters and direct participants in ETA, including violence, from 1959 to the period before ETAs declaration of a permanent ceasefire in March 2006.

“When I looked into your eyes / I saw a garden / With peonies

Elena Grosskopf grew up on the Austrian-Italian border and escaped to England with her brother during Mussolini's antisemitic regime

one secular

focusing on Gorbachev’s initiative to encourage perestroika in all the fraternal regimes of CEE outside the Soviet Union

and the subsequent film

present and future of Armenia

and activism to investigate the entrenchment of militarism in everyday lives and consider novel imaginaries of its dissolution—of peacemaking

the notorious courtier

the book unfolds social

public displays and projection sites in an art context

Through a sustained focus on the figure of the dandy

focus groups for adults and arts-based workshops for their children