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Miguel Ángel del Arco Blanco, winner of the 2026 National History Prize of Spain for his work on famine during the Franco regime

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The historian and University of Granada professor Miguel Ángel del Arco Blanco has been awarded the Premio Nacional de Historia de España 2026. The distinction was granted for his scholarly work titled 'La hambruna española: victoria y muerte en la posguerra', published by Editorial Crítica.

The award-winning publication examines the historical reality of the Spanish famine following the Civil War, focusing on the conditions of victory and death during the postwar period under the Francoist regime. The decision was finalized by the award's judging panel in Madrid.

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