The Gale of 1912: Tragedy and Solidarity in the Fishing Basque Area
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Abstract
This article treats on the gale that one received the life closely of 140 fishermen in the Biscayan littoral in August, 1912. To the tragedy there added a movement of public solidarity canalized by the political institutions. This catastrophe happened in a moment of decisive changes both in the arts and in the crafts of fishing, to what the transformations were added in the traditional systems of working association in the fishing area. The consequences of this catastrophe affected of different way both in the evolution of the fishing activities and in the social organization.
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contemporary history, fishing, Cantabrian littoral, Basque country, gale, public solidarity, social aids, technologies of fishing
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