JORNADAS "EN GUERRA AJENA: MELILLA Y EL PROTECTORADO DURANTE LA SEGUNDA GUERRA MUNDIAL".
Un buen amigo me manda esta información aparecida en un foro:
En los próximos días 20 al 23 de Abril de 2010, y de 17:00 a 21:00 hEA (15:00 a 19:00 UTC-GMT) en el Aula 10 (Centro Asociado a la UNED de Melilla) se impartirán una serie de conferencias. En Guerra ajena, Melilla y el Protectorado en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Están dirigidas por Concepción Ybarra y son sus coordinadores Ángel Castro y Santiago Domínguez
Contenidos:
MARTES 20 DE ABRIL
17,30 h.- “La frustrada ambición marroquí de Franco”
Por la Dra. Dª. Concepción Ybarra, profesora titular de la
Facultad de Geografía e Historia de la UNED.
18,45 h.- “Incidentes en el área de Melilla durante la II Guerra Mundial”.
Por D. Santiago Domínguez Llosá. Investigador.
Experto en Historia Contemporánea de Melilla
MIÉRCOLES 21 DE ABRIL
17,30 h.- “El alquimista clandestino: un episodio inédito de la
bibliografía catalana sobre Melilla”.
Por el Dr. D. Vicente Moga Romero.
Jefe del Archivo Central de la CAM. Profesor-Tutor Uned-Melilla
18,45 h.- El Cine: La lucha desde la Pantalla.
Por la Dra. Dª. Josefina Martínez. Profesora titular de la
facultad de Geografía e Historia de la UNED
20,00 h. Proyección de Documentales sobre la II Guerra Mundial
JUEVES 22 DE ABRIL
17,00 h.- “ Tánger español: la realización de un viejo anhelo”
Por la Dra. Dª Susana Sueiro. Profesora Titular de la facultad de
Geografía e Historia de la UNED
18,15 h.- “Los planes de defensa del Estrecho” Por el Dr. D. Francisco J. Álvarez
Laita. Director del archivo MdR Almirante de Castilla y colaborador habitual de la
revista española de Defensa y Marina Civil.
19,30 h.- “La batalla contra los agentes alemanes en el estrecho
de Gibraltar”
Por el Dr. D. Carlos Collado, profesor de la
Universidad de Marburgo (Alemania)
VIERNES 23 DE ABRIL
17,00 h.- “ El ejército de África durante la II Guerra Mundial.
Factor estratégico”.
Por D. Jesús Albert, investigador del TEIM Coronel del Ejército
18,15 h.- “Los planes de Franco frente al Protectorado
francés en Marruecos”.
Por el Dr. D. Manuel Ros Agudo. Profesor de la facultad
de Historia de la Universidad San Pablo CEU
19,30 h..- “El incidente del U-617. El submarino de Sammar”.
Por D. Emilio Umbría. Profesor en EE MM. Especialista en el
Norte de África y la II Guerra Mundial
Condiciones
Para obtener un diploma acreditativo expedido por la UNED habrá que
inscribirse en Secretaría, asistir a las sesiones del curso y presentar una
memoria de las actividades realizadas o un trabajo de profundización, dentro de
los 15 días naturales tras la finalización del curso.
Validez académica: Un crédito de libre configuración.
Plazas limitadas
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He encontrado una reseña, firmada por Andrés Moraga del prmer día de las Jornadas. Podéis leerla en:
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Santiago me indicó que leyese esta noticia, la reseña de la última Jornada de las conferencias.
Santiago told me to read this news, the review of the final day of the Journeys.
Emilio Umbría Cruz glosa la presencia de los submarinos alemanes en Tres Forcas - Infomelilla.com: Periódico Digital de Melilla
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Melilla and the Second World War.
Emilio Cruz Umbria glosses about the presence of German submarines in Cape Tres Forcas
Albrecht Brandi –commander of U-617- after many adventures he returned to command two other submarines before the end of the war –the U-380 & U-967, falling prisoner of Canadians, as commander in chief of the Midget Submarine Flotilla. –in the Netherlands-
Professor Emilio Umbria Cruz holds in his hand a small model of the German submarine U-617 along with local historian Santiago Dominguez momentum that has made it possible to have developed in the UNED of 20 to 23 April 2010, days around Melilla in the context of the Second World War with the participation of many qualified speakers connected with that time in various disciplines that have attracted a good number of attendees at these conferences, even exposing some vivid memories of those years.
/ Author: JJF
The photograph is a nice snapshot just before the start of the conference star. The legends and myths of German submarines in the Cape Tres Forcas near Melilla were known at the top secret aura. The first publications Manuel Cuenca, including lectures in Melilla Studies Association and other disclosures of witnesses and experts have attracted passionate about the stories of German U-boats of World War II as is the case of professor in Umbria data and photographs on display in his paper, the result of over ten years of intensive research. D. Emilio, is also my Director of Investigation
It is the voyage of the submarine U-617 led by their commander Albrecht Brandi Kapitänleutnant, which ran aground near the mouth of the River Kert ships pursued by allies a September 12, 1943. How workforce was housed in Tauima, moved to Chefchaouen, Ceuta and finally Arsenal de La Carraca the San Fernando (Cádiz).
/ Author: JJF
Brandi himself after many adventures he returned to command two other submarines before the end of the WWII, dropping as the Canadian troops, survived the World War and died on June 6, 1966, and was buried with military honors at the cemetery in the German city Dortmund. Many visitors arriving in Melilla, as news of this kind of stories related to World War II in areas of the former Spanish protectorate in Morocco have a vested interest in visiting these locations in the neighboring country, either of English pilots, 1944, the bunkers of the " Pérez line" near at Muluya River, the operation in 1943 Backbone II American occupation of the former Spanish protectorate, or stories of spies who swarmed in the 40s Melilla as the attractive German spy Mary Riltter and the secret presence in our city's own of General Patton.
It's funny how the data in those 40 years were in the city of Melilla Consulates French, English or Italian, for the various powers were carefully Franco's attitude in his decision to join the Axis. Congratulate both the UNED in sponsoring such initiatives, which aroused much interest among the public of Melilla citizens also crossing borders by monitoring of this conference on Internet forums, hoping that these papers are published in a foreign war that almost caught us, as Santiago Dominguez Llosá concludes.
JUAN JOSÉ FLORENSA (Author of the chronicle)
Free Translation by Juan Jaramillo
Jan.
Santiago told me to read this news, the review of the final day of the Journeys.
Emilio Umbría Cruz glosa la presencia de los submarinos alemanes en Tres Forcas - Infomelilla.com: Periódico Digital de Melilla
I offer to you a translation, as a friend lets me about this matter. I hope that you like it.
Local
Culture
Melilla and the Second World War.
Emilio Cruz Umbria glosses about the presence of German submarines in Cape Tres Forcas
Albrecht Brandi –commander of U-617- after many adventures he returned to command two other submarines before the end of the war –the U-380 & U-967, falling prisoner of Canadians, as commander in chief of the Midget Submarine Flotilla. –in the Netherlands-
Professor Emilio Umbria Cruz holds in his hand a small model of the German submarine U-617 along with local historian Santiago Dominguez momentum that has made it possible to have developed in the UNED of 20 to 23 April 2010, days around Melilla in the context of the Second World War with the participation of many qualified speakers connected with that time in various disciplines that have attracted a good number of attendees at these conferences, even exposing some vivid memories of those years.
/ Author: JJF
The photograph is a nice snapshot just before the start of the conference star. The legends and myths of German submarines in the Cape Tres Forcas near Melilla were known at the top secret aura. The first publications Manuel Cuenca, including lectures in Melilla Studies Association and other disclosures of witnesses and experts have attracted passionate about the stories of German U-boats of World War II as is the case of professor in Umbria data and photographs on display in his paper, the result of over ten years of intensive research. D. Emilio, is also my Director of Investigation
It is the voyage of the submarine U-617 led by their commander Albrecht Brandi Kapitänleutnant, which ran aground near the mouth of the River Kert ships pursued by allies a September 12, 1943. How workforce was housed in Tauima, moved to Chefchaouen, Ceuta and finally Arsenal de La Carraca the San Fernando (Cádiz).
/ Author: JJF
Brandi himself after many adventures he returned to command two other submarines before the end of the WWII, dropping as the Canadian troops, survived the World War and died on June 6, 1966, and was buried with military honors at the cemetery in the German city Dortmund. Many visitors arriving in Melilla, as news of this kind of stories related to World War II in areas of the former Spanish protectorate in Morocco have a vested interest in visiting these locations in the neighboring country, either of English pilots, 1944, the bunkers of the " Pérez line" near at Muluya River, the operation in 1943 Backbone II American occupation of the former Spanish protectorate, or stories of spies who swarmed in the 40s Melilla as the attractive German spy Mary Riltter and the secret presence in our city's own of General Patton.
It's funny how the data in those 40 years were in the city of Melilla Consulates French, English or Italian, for the various powers were carefully Franco's attitude in his decision to join the Axis. Congratulate both the UNED in sponsoring such initiatives, which aroused much interest among the public of Melilla citizens also crossing borders by monitoring of this conference on Internet forums, hoping that these papers are published in a foreign war that almost caught us, as Santiago Dominguez Llosá concludes.
JUAN JOSÉ FLORENSA (Author of the chronicle)
Free Translation by Juan Jaramillo
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