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Women in 1940s Spain were mainly recognised as mothers.

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Province of Zaragoza Nada (novel) José Antonio Primo de Rivera Juan Negrín Republican Left (Spain) Republican Union (Spain, 1934) Richmal Crompton Rita Hayworth Roald Dahl Valencian Community Prostitution in Francoist Spain 18th of July Columbus Day Cortes Españolas Civil Guard (Spain) Coitus interruptus Elena Fortún English language Gilda Myrna Loy Confederación Nacional del Trabajo Criminal possession of a weapon Lucía Sánchez Saornil Luna, Aragon Calendar-based contraceptive methods Comparsa Zaragoza Pauline privilege Ipso facto Petrine privilege Alfonso X of Castile Amparo Rivelles Ana María Matute FET y de las JONS Foreign Affairs Palma de Mallorca Hildegart Rodríguez Carballeira Irene Dunne Coercion Ecclesiastical court Honor killing Referendum Mark Twain Pilar Primo de Rivera Spanish Civil War Spanish Socialist Workers' Party Spanish coup of July 1936 Identity theft Carmen Laforet Carmen Nonell Sección Femenina Second Spanish Republic Unión General de Trabajadores Victory Day Siete Partidas Little Sisters of the Poor Physician Spanish Communist Party dbr:Blanca_Espinar dbr:Carmen_Martín_de_la_Escalara dbr:Dolores_Pérez_Camarero dbr:María_José_Pomar dbr:Rosa_María_Cajal dbr:Ventanal dbr:Agrupación_guerrillera_de_Levante_y_Aragón dbr:Aliança_Nacional_de_Catalunya dbr:Asunción_Cubero_Royo dbr:Can_Salas dbr:El_cara_al_sol dbr:File:Ana_maria_antecedents_sobre_la_joven_a_la_que_se_hace_referencia_en_el_anterior_oficio.pdf dbr:La_fiesta_de_la_raza dbr:Las_Ventas_prison dbr:Matilde_Landa dbr:Mercedes_Sainz dbr:Unión_Democrática_Española dbr:Ángela_Semper dbr:Francisco_García_Pavón dbr:Chicas_topolino dbr:Concha_Monte dbr:1942_Ley_de_Sanidad_Infantil_y_Maternal dbr:Unió_de_Rabassaires dbr:Carlos_Álvarez_(historian) dbr:Partido_Republicano_Federal dbr:María_Antonia_Morales dbr:Oculto_sendero dbr:María_Topete_Fernández
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quote	"At school, I never understood why they highlighted spiritual exercises around a sexual theme. And on the sexual issue, of course, they never talked about consummating sexual relationships; that only existed in the minds of evil beings. But they did give us class and all kinds of information, especially kisses. I especially admired the screw kiss. They told us how the kids play, how you can never allow a boy to give you his hand, because the hand passes to the arm, and the arm is already lost. The dances, the look of a boy ... It was all sin. I remember that when we prepared the confession, which was weekly, they always made us talk, and it was very difficult for me to talk about the so-called impure desires." (en)
source	Actitudes de las mujeres bajo el primer Franquismo: La práctica del aborto en Zaragoza durante los años 40, (en)
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