Women and ETA

Discover the groundbreaking work of Carrie Hamilton in her compelling book, Women and ETA, published by Manchester University Press in 2013. This insightful paperback features an impressive 264 pages dedicated to exploring the often-overlooked role of women in radical Basque nationalism.

For the first time, Hamilton presents a comprehensive study that includes unique oral history interviews, providing a vivid account of women who were not only supporters but also direct participants in ETA's activities from 1959 up until the crucial moment before the group's permanent ceasefire in March 2006. This book sheds light on the complexities of their experiences, including involvement in acts of violence and their significant impact on the movement.

Perfect for those interested in gender studies, political history, and modern social movements, Women and ETA offers a vital perspective on a pivotal aspect of Basque history.