Documentos de la Compañia de Jesus en el Archivo Histórico Nacional / Inventario por Araceli Guglieri Navarro. Introducción de Francisco Mateos

The second world war through Jesuit Archives : the case of Europe (1939-1945) / edited by Burke, Damien; Somerset, Rebecca; Taotel, Christian

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Introduction / Damien Burke, Rebecca Somerset, and Christian Taoulet -- Archivum Romanum Societatis Ieasu (ARSI) / Sergio Palagiano -- Britain : British Jesuit Archives / Rebecca Somerset -- Czech Republic : Archives of the Czech Province of the Society of Jesus / Petr Havliček SJ -- France : Jesuit Archives of Francophone Western Europe / Barbara Baudry -- Germany : Jesuit Archives of the Central European Province / Clemens Brodkorb -- Greece : Jesuit Archives in Greece / Eleni Loukou -- Hungary : Archives of the Hungarian Province of the Society of Jesus / Dániel Siptár -- Ireland : Irish Jesuit Archives / Damien Burke -- Italy : The Historical Archive of the Euro-Mediterranean Province of the Society of Jesus / Maria Macchi -- Lebanon : Jesuit Archives of the Near East and Maghreb / Christian Taoutel -- Low Countries : Jesuit Archives of the Former Belgian, Luxembourg, and Dutch Provinces / Jo Luyten and Joep van Gennip -- Malta : Archives of the Former Jesuit Maltese Province / Stanley Fiorini -- Poland : Archives of the Greater Poland and Mazovia Province of the Society of Jesus / Krzysztof Dorosz SJ and Katarzyna Trzcińska -- Poland : Archives of the South Poland Province of the Society of Jesus-Kraków / Stanisław Augustynek and Anna Boroń -- Portugal : Archives of the Society of Jesus in Portugal / Francisco Correia SJ -- Slovakia : Archive of the Society of Jesus in Slovakia / Milan Hudaček SJ -- Spain : Archive of the Society of Jesus in Spain / José Maria Fabián Rodríguez SJ.

"The Second World War changed the world's economic, political and social order. It was also a humanitarian disaster on a scale never before seen in world history. How did the Jesuits in Europe endure this global conflict? And what Jesuit archives can be explored for the years 1939-1945? For the first time, archivists from the Jesuit Provinces of Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean have collaborated to make the Jesuit experience of the Second World War accessible through an archival lens.The volume showcases the wartime archival collections from Britain, Czechia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lebanon, the Low Countries, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, and the world headquarters of Jesuit operations in Rome.Richly illustrated with historical introductions for each chapter, it will be of interest to the general reader and the specialist alike.Edited by Damien Burke, Rebecca Somerset, and Christian Taoutel, the volume is the result of a project coordinated by the Roman Jesuit Archive (ARSI), in collaboration with the Province Archives of the Jesuit Conference of European Provinces (JCEP)."--Archivum Romanum Societatis Ieasu web site.