Dr. Raanan Rein is the Elías Sourasky Professor of Latin American and Spanish History at Tel Aviv University. He is the author and editor of numerous books, most recently Spain 1936: Year Zero (2018), Populism and Ethnicity: Peronism and the Jews of Argentina (2020), and Jewish Self Defense in South America (2022).Susanne Zepp holds the chair in Spanish and Latin American Literatures at the University of Duisburg-Essen. She is the author and editor of numerous books, most recently Jewish Literatures in Spanish and Portuguese: A Comprehensive Handbook (with Ruth Fine; 2022) and Disseminating Jewish Literatures: Knowledge, Research, Curricula (2020).

• 1. Foreign Volunteering: New Trends in the HistoriographyNir Arielli2. Madrid est près de Berlin: An Untold Story from the Spanish Civil War in the German Federal ArchiveSusanne Zepp3. Jewish Women Fighting for Social Justice on Both Sides of the MediterraneanRaanan Rein4. "Fighting Other People’s War": Arab Palestinian Volunteers in the Spanish Civil WarOmri Elmaleh5. Progressive Education on the Eve of the Civil War and the Question of Its Destruction by the Franco RegimeJorge Cáceres, Tamar Groves, and Mariano González Delgado6. Social and Literary Engagement: Ruth Rewald and the Children of the Spanish Civil WarLena Hein7. Politicizing and De-Politicizing Childhood: The Case of the North Stoneham Basque Children’s CampDror Sharon8. Between Chicos de España and "Homenaje al pueblo español": Toward an Interpretation of Samuel Glusberg’s Solidarity from the MarginsRosalie Sitman9. A Theater of Diplomacy: Cipriano de Rivas Cherif (1891–1967) and the Spanish Civil WarMichael Hahn10. Como buen republicano – Flamenco and Political Protest in the 1930sShai Efrat11. Talking about a Revolution: Federica Montseny and Emma Goldman during the Spanish Civil WarCatarina von Wedemeyer12. Milicianas: Female Combatants on the Screen. Oblivion and the Recuperation of MemoriesGabriela Jonas Aharoni13. Textual Intervention during the Spanish Civil War: Voices of Solidarity from TurkeyEsra Akkaya14. Echoes of Spain: The Recruitment of Yugoslav-Canadian Spanish Civil War Veterans and Their Comrades into the Special Operations Executive during the Second World WarMichael Petrou

Dr. Raanan Rein is the Elías Sourasky Professor of Latin American and Spanish History at Tel Aviv University. He is the author and editor of numerous books, most recently Spain 1936: Year Zero (2018), Populism and Ethnicity: Peronism and the Jews of Argentina (2020), and Jewish Self Defense in South America (2022).Susanne Zepp holds the chair in Spanish and Latin American Literatures at the University of Duisburg-Essen. She is the author and editor of numerous books, most recently Jewish Literatures in Spanish and Portuguese: A Comprehensive Handbook (with Ruth Fine; 2022) and Disseminating Jewish Literatures: Knowledge, Research, Curricula (2020).

• 1. Foreign Volunteering: New Trends in the HistoriographyNir Arielli2. Madrid est près de Berlin: An Untold Story from the Spanish Civil War in the German Federal ArchiveSusanne Zepp3. Jewish Women Fighting for Social Justice on Both Sides of the MediterraneanRaanan Rein4. "Fighting Other People’s War": Arab Palestinian Volunteers in the Spanish Civil WarOmri Elmaleh5. Progressive Education on the Eve of the Civil War and the Question of Its Destruction by the Franco RegimeJorge Cáceres, Tamar Groves, and Mariano González Delgado6. Social and Literary Engagement: Ruth Rewald and the Children of the Spanish Civil WarLena Hein7. Politicizing and De-Politicizing Childhood: The Case of the North Stoneham Basque Children’s CampDror Sharon8. Between Chicos de España and "Homenaje al pueblo español": Toward an Interpretation of Samuel Glusberg’s Solidarity from the MarginsRosalie Sitman9. A Theater of Diplomacy: Cipriano de Rivas Cherif (1891–1967) and the Spanish Civil WarMichael Hahn10. Como buen republicano – Flamenco and Political Protest in the 1930sShai Efrat11. Talking about a Revolution: Federica Montseny and Emma Goldman during the Spanish Civil WarCatarina von Wedemeyer12. Milicianas: Female Combatants on the Screen. Oblivion and the Recuperation of MemoriesGabriela Jonas Aharoni13. Textual Intervention during the Spanish Civil War: Voices of Solidarity from TurkeyEsra Akkaya14. Echoes of Spain: The Recruitment of Yugoslav-Canadian Spanish Civil War Veterans and Their Comrades into the Special Operations Executive during the Second World WarMichael Petrou