Vida cotidiana en la España de la posguerra

The post-war period was a period that imposed difficult living conditions. With serious supply difficulties and the maintenance of ration cards until 1952, the 1940s constituted a "lost decade" with poor social indicators, an increase in illnesses, a deterioration in the standard of living... Under an ideological-economic system -autarky- of controlled prices, black market, strong interventionism, related to the models of Italy or Germany, and no capacity for growth, aggravated by the world war and the difficulties of the isolation of the Regime. This book collects what happened in the period between 1939 and 1953, far from the great events and the solemn declarations, to bring us daily life, the problems of the people and the reality of everyday life in the same space where the Blue Division appears, the alignment with the Axis, the Nazis in Spain, the limitations on women, the United Nations boycott, Eva Perón's journey and the daily conflicts of a generation with situations and testimonies that still move us today. The story of those families from both sides destroyed by the war and its consequences that, like no other generation, find their story on the radio, songs, movies, culture, gastronomy or customs.