María Salvo
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María Salvo Iborra was a Spanish anti-Francoist activist and a prominent figure in the recovery of historical memory in Catalonia. She spent sixteen years as a political prisoner under the Franco dictatorship, and later became a key voice for women who suffered repression.
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Maria Antònia Canals i TolosaAlso won Barcelona Medal of Honor
Josep Maria Ainaud de LasarteAlso won Barcelona Medal of HonorJosé Antonio Torroja CavanillasAlso won honorary doctor of the University Polytechnic of CataloniaAlejandro UlloaAlso won Barcelona Medal of HonorMercè CompanyAlso won Barcelona Medal of HonorAbout this person
María Salvo Iborra was a Spanish anti-Francoist activist and a prominent figure in the recovery of historical memory in Catalonia. She spent sixteen years as a political prisoner under the Franco dictatorship, and later became a key voice for women who suffered repression. Salvo was a co-founder of the association Les Dones del 36 and president of the Associació Catalana d'Expresos Polítics del Franquisme.
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