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Appendix: Interviews with author
- Álvarez de Miranda, Consuelo (2010). Daughter of Consuelo de la Gándara, Seminar for the sociological study of women. Madrid, March 19.
- Álvarez de Miranda, Pedro (2010). Son of Consuelo de la Gándara, Seminar for the sociological study of women. Madrid, February 3.
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- de Silva, Ángela R. (2009). Women's Catholic Action. Madrid, November 9.
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- Quereizaeta, María (2009). Women's Catholic Action. Madrid, October 7.
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- Salamanca, Soledad (2010). Daughter of María Campo Alange, Seminar for the sociological study of women. Madrid, April 6.
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- Salas, Purificación (2009). Seminar for the sociological study of women. Madrid, September 9.
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- Vindel, Elena (2010). Daughter of Elena Catena, Seminar for the sociological study of women. Madrid, February 12.