Sección Femenina

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Sección Femenina was the women's branch of Spain's Falangist movement, responsible for promoting and enforcing traditional gender roles and nationalist ideology during the Franco dictatorship.

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Sección Femenina canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Falange-affiliated organization
mass organization
women's organization
activeDuring Francoist dictatorship
linked to: Francoist Spain

Spanish Civil War
activity cultural activities
domestic skills training
organization of women's social services
physical education programs for girls
political indoctrination of women
propaganda production
youth training
controlled female youth organizations in Francoist Spain
women's sports in Francoist Spain
country Spain
dissolved 1977
founded 1934
foundedBy Pilar Primo de Rivera
headquartersLocation Madrid
ideology Falangism
linked to: Fascism

Spanish nationalism
authoritarianism
national Catholicism
implementedPolicy mandatory social service for women (Servicio Social de la Mujer)
influenced gender policy in Francoist Spain
language Spanish
leader Pilar Primo de Rivera
notableMember Isabel de Palencia
María Rosa Urraca Pastor
Mercedes Sanz-Bachiller
Pilar Primo de Rivera
operatedIn Spain
opposed feminism
liberal gender roles
women's political emancipation
parentOrganization Falange Española
Falange Española Tradicionalista y de las JONS
Movimiento Nacional
partOf Francoist regime apparatus
politicalAlignment far-right
promoted Catholic moral values
domesticity for women
motherhood as primary female role
submission of women to husbands
publication Medina
Y
purpose enforcement of traditional gender roles
nationalist indoctrination
promotion of Falangist ideology among women
social control of women under Francoism
religion Roman Catholicism
symbol yoke and arrows

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