Museums about emigration in Europe, an antidote to the rise of the extreme right. Museums in Europe and the United States confront their colonial past.

This attempt to put an end to simplistic visions about the past is allowing migratory movements to be introduced into national narratives. Allusions to emigration are essential, among other things, to understand the reconstruction of the European post-war period and, in the Spanish case, the reality economic and political of the Franco regime. All of this is causing emigration to become a leading issue in several European countries, although not always with the same objectives.