Las misiones pedagógicas de la II República Española
"The educational missions"
Synopsis
The Pedagogical Missions, which were involved in taking culture and entertainment to Spain’s most remote areas, was the first and most symbolic action performed by the first goberment of the Spanish Second Republic (1931-1939).
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