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Manex Goihenetxe Etxamendi or Manex Goienetxe (22 September 1942 in Ezterenzubi, Lower Navarre – 2 March 2004 in Biscau mountain, Bearn) was a Basque historian and cultural activist.


Biography

Born to a farmer family, he went to Great Britain to study. After completing French High School in Roazhon in 1963, he was ordained friar in the congregation of Ploermael in 1967. In 1969, he graduated in
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at Toulouse, and started working as a teacher. Goihenetxe also got the teacher certification (DEA) at Pau in 1981. He earned his PhD in 1984. As a teacher, he got job positions in Oloron, Lourdes, Donibane Lohizune and Kastellin (Brittany). He was the writer of the association "Ikas" from 1972 to 1983. He assumed the chief managerial position of the UEU from 1977 to 1979. On 27 July 1975, he was named associate member by
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and made partner of Eusko Ikaskuntza. He was Basque school network Seaska's first worker on a payroll as an instructor (1977-1981), as well as holding other responsibilities in
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, Baiona, and
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, Spanish, Gascon Occitan, and Aragonese. Thanks to his command of these languages, he carried out comprehensive research on the
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. He showed a special commitment for Basque
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and abertzale
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. He got first involved in politics during the Process of Burgos (1970). He was a founder of the political parties Embata and EHAS. Manex was registered in the census of
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. On 2 May 2004, he suffered a fatal accident at Biscau, a mountain in Bearn, where he died along with his partner Anne-Marie Pargade. His ashes were spread in Errozate, near his home village of Ezterenzubi.


Works

He wrote many stories about the
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as well as Basque. In this area he is one of the most important writers; the ''Histoire générale du Pays Basque'' serie is a really important reference. He was the first one writing about it from the Basque Country's point of view. * ''Histoire de la Colonisation Française au Pays basque.'' * ''Livre Blanc de la langue et culture basques.'' (1974) * ''Les origines du problème basque.'' (1975) * ''Pays Basque Nord: un peuple colonisé.'' (1979) * ''L´oppression culturelle française au Pays Basque.'' (1981) * ''Uztaritze au milieu du XIIe siecle.'' (1981) * ''Les origines sociales et historiques d'Eskualzaleen Biltzarra (1893-1913).'' (1984) * ''For et coutumes de Basse-Navarre.'' (1985) * ''Bayonne: Guide Historique.'' (1986) * ''Lapurdi Historian'' (''Elkar'', 1987, Donostia). Liburuen artean euskaraz dagoen bakarra. * ''Les Basques et leur histoire. Mythes et réalités.'' (1993) * ''Histoire d’Anglet.'' (1997) * ''Histoire générale du Pays Basque I.'' (1998) * ''Histoire générale du Pays Basque II.'' (1999) * ''Histoire générale du Pays Basque III.'' (2001) * ''Histoire générale du Pays Basque IV.'' (2002) On the other hand, he wrote a long review and a part of a research project (20 more or less) important parts. In the Basque scientific community Inguma (data base), Inguma data base, are 36 words written by him.Manex Goihenetxeren produkzioa Inguma datu-basearen arabera (36 produktu)
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References


Sources

* Jean-Louis Davant: ''Manex Goihenetxe 1942-2006'', 'Bidegileak'' collection,
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* ''Manex Goihenetxeren oroitzapenetan'' artikulua, Pruden Gartzia, "Uztaro" magazine 72. UEU, 2010. Bibliografia zehaztua dakar
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