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Marc Dalmau: "A Population that Does Not Know Its History Is Ignorant and Manipulable"

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Historian and archaeologist linked to the Camp de Tarragona, he has focused much of his career on Argilaga and Secuita. He claims local history, warns of the loss of heritage and memory, defends reviewing the past with new sources and reflects on the precariousness of the humanities and the role of historians in small towns.
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Marc Dalmau: "A Population that Does Not Know Its History Is Ignorant and Manipulable"

Historian and archaeologist linked to the Camp de Tarragona, he has focused much of his career on Argilaga and Secuita. He claims local history, warns of the loss of heritage and memory, defends reviewing the past with new sources and reflects on the precariousness of the humanities and the role of historians in small towns.

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diarimes.com broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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