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An Afternoon at Aljube – Pessoa Vs Salazar

5 of December of 2019

Conversation between Ricardo Belo de Morais and the historian José Barreto, author of the book «Fernando Pessoa – About fascism, the military dictatorship and Salazar»

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Books in the Aljube – A Life with History: Cláudio Torres [Uma Vida com História: Cláudio Torres]

3 of December of 2019

Books in the Aljube – A Life with History: Cláudio Torres [Uma Vida com História: Cláudio Torres]
He could have chosen Mértola, or he could have chosen to talk about his new history of Al-Andaluz. I had so much to talk about his work! But he didn’t. Claúdio Torres chose his connection to the Aljube where, in a young age, he went to visit his arrested father.

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An Afternoon at Aljube – Boys and Girls That Were Not Children – Children of Clandestines

20 of November of 2019

An Afternoon at Aljube – Boys and Girls That Were Not Children – Children of Clandestines.
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An organization by MDM – Democratic Movement of Women, with the support of the Aljube Museum Resistance and Freedom.

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Theater – «E eles não racharam»

24 of October of 2019

Maria Almeida, Paulo Lages and Jorge Fernandes were at the Aljube Museum Museu do Aljube Resistance and Freedom with the play «E Eles Não Racharam», with script and scenic direction by Jorge Castro Guedes and direction and musical interpretation by Hernani Faustino.

Here we leave you an excerpt of three moments, three stories based on real facts.

E Eles não racharam
Maria Almeida, Paulo Lages e Jorge Fernandes estão por estes dias no palco do Museu do Aljube Resistência e Liberdade com a peça E Eles Não Racharam, com guião e direcção cénica de Jorge Castro Guedes e direcção e interpretação musical de Hernani Faustino. Aqui vos deixamos um excerto de três momentos, três histórias baseadas em factos reais. Em cena até amanhã, ainda com vagas para a sessão das 11 horas de amanhã.#aljube #sememórianãoháfuturo #teatro #lisboa #cultura
Publiée par Museu do Aljube Resistência e Liberdade sur Jeudi 24 octobre 2019