Nova Ibèria

Nova Ibèria was established by the Commission for Propaganda of the Generalitat of Catalonia in Barcelona in 1937.^[1][2] The first issue of the magazine appeared in January that year.^[1] The magazine was a propaganda publication and was started during the civil war to disseminate news and reports about the activities of the Republican Catalan forces.^[1] It was published by the Propaganda Commissariat in large format in Catalan, but also featured articles written in French and English.^[3][4] The magazine also had a Spanish sister magazine.^[3]

Nova Ibèria employed the photographs and posters to support Republican forces based in Catalonia.^[4] Josep Sala and Margaret Michaelis, a Polish-Jewish photographer, were among the staff of the magazine.^[5][6] The Catalan propaganda secretary, Jaume Miravitlles, published articles in the magazine.^[2]

Nova Ibèria came out monthly until its closure in March 1937 and produced a total of four issues during its run.^[1] The last issue of Nova Ibèria was a double issue.^[7]