Emilio López Adán

Emilio López Adán
Born (1946-01-15) January 15, 1946
Vitoria
Occupation Doctor
Language Basque

Emilio Lopez Adan (born 15 January 1946) is a doctor and Basque writer. He has published numerous works on Basque nationalism and the history of the Basque Country.[1]

Life

Adán was born in Vitoria, Alava. During Franco's era, he was a member of ETA, from 1963 to 1974. At that time he was a "Pravi" and was a member of the Tactical Executive Committee (KET). From the Assembly held in 1966, he maintained a standalone attitude within the labor-internationalization. Since 1968 he has been living in exile. From 1969 he worked as a "Conflict". He signed the manifesto "Euskadi eta Askatasuna" (1970).[2]

Works

Among his works include: El Nacionalismo Vasco (1876-1936), Mugalde, Henday (1974); El Nacionalismo Vasco y Clases Sociales (The Basque Nationalism and Social Classes) (1976) (Awarded in the book workshops of San Sebastián and Durango); The Basque Nationalism in exile (1936-1960) (1977); From Carlism to Bourgeois Nationalism (1978); Get Gordon Lainope (1982); Seventh daughter (1984), and a collection of ten stories set in different periods.

He has worked in various magazines, radio and television in support, culture, politics and society.

References

  1. ↑ Auñamendi Encyclopedia. López Adán Emilio. 2017. Retrieved September 7, 2017.
  2. ↑ interaktiboa, 2011 iametza. "Euskal Idazleen Elkartea". www.idazleak.eus. Retrieved 2017-09-06.
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