Nabarralde

Nabarralde is a cultural institution based in the Basque Country, operating primarily in Navarre, Spain. It was constituted by a group of historians with the stated objective of inventorying all historical knowledge relating to the history of Navarre as a political state in Europe. The association maintains that Navarre was and should again be a political entity of Basque society, and it works to reconstruct the collective consciousness of the Basque Country through the unitary prism of Navarre's political and historical reality. Nabarralde's activities are focused on research, dissemination, traditional and electronic publishing, and the organization of conferences, events, seminars, and cultural events of all types. It publishes a monthly newspaper, a quarterly magazine, and various books considered fundamental to history, in addition to writing numerous articles and opinions that are generally published in the daily press and on its website. The organization is independent of any political power or group, and its promoters and partners support its operation through their contributions and fees. Prominent members associated with Nabarralde include Tomás Urzainqui Mina, a lawyer and historian and author of La Navarra marítima; Pello Esarte Muniain, a historian and author of Navarra 1512-1530 and Conquista; and Mikel Sorauren de Gracia, a professor and historian and author of Historia de Navarra, el Estado vasco. The organization's website serves as a hub for news, publications, courses, and cultural programming, including exhibitions and guided visits related to Navarrese heritage.

Nabarralde was constituted by several historians with the objective of inventorying all historical knowledge relative to the history of Navarre as a political state in Europe. The association bases its research on a vast documentation of culture, history, and everything concerning the origin or current influence of Basque society. It supports the thesis that Navarre has been and must again be a political entity of Basque society. In a statement published in Gazeta Nabarralde in March 2008, the association described itself as a cultural group committed to Navarrese society, the Basque Country, Basque identity, the Euskara language, and history, aiming to perceive itself as a free, sovereign, and active collective subject at the beginning of the 21st century. It recalled that for centuries the Kingdom of Navarre was the political organization in which the Basque people governed their existence, and argued that Navarre was the axis of Basque history—a fact ignored by many Navarrese, while for others it appears as a foreign or strange reality. Nabarralde works to reconstitute the collective consciousness of the Basque Country through the unitary prism represented by the political and historical reality of Navarre. This persistence is limited to research, dissemination, traditional and electronic publishing, and the organization of conferences, acts, seminars, and cultural events of all types. The association is independent of any power or political group, and its promoters and partners support its operation with their contributions and fees. To this end, Nabarralde promotes various publications, including a monthly newspaper, a quarterly magazine, and various fundamental books on history, in addition to writing numerous articles and opinions generally published in the daily press and on its website. The organization's website features sections such as news, agenda, publications, store, and courses, and hosts content on topics ranging from Navarrese coins to decolonialism in the Basque Country.

• Publication of the association's statement in Gazeta Nabarralde, March 2008.

Independent cultural association and publishing platform promoting Navarrese history and Basque identity.

• Gazeta Nabarralde

• Quarterly magazine

• Books on Navarrese history

• Documentaries

• Videos

• Online store

• Courses (IkasNabarralde)

1. 1Nabarralde Fundazioa - Nabarraldenabarralde.eus
2. 2Informe policial sobre Ceuta - Nabarraldenabarralde.eus
3. 3WALTER BENJAMIN: Sobre el concepto de historia (1940) - Nabarraldenabarralde.eus
4. 4Nabarraldewikidata.org
5. 5Nabarraldefr.wikipedia.org