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The Historical Identity of Catalonia

In 1954 a slender volume entitled Noticia de Cataluna was published in Barcelona. Its author, Professor Jaume Vicens Vives, was one of the leading historians of Catalonia, having published extensively on a variety of topics. The book, however, was not strictly speaking a standard history text. It belonged in a rather old-fashioned genre: studies of national character. The fact that it was published at all was a victory at a time when Franco’s Spain