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This paper deals with the image of Spain and how it is misrepre- sented in the German historical narratives written during the exile period. This misrepresentation is due on the one hand to the writers' lack of knowl- edge of the historical context in which their works were set and on the other hand to the individual motivation of the authors themselves. Through an examination of the two novels which Lion Feuchtwanger set in Spain, Die Judin von Toledo and Goya, this article will try to analyse how in both cases the Spanish context offered the author the perfect frame to build the plot and the scenes and relate it to the historical moment Germany was experiencing. Fur- thermore, literary images and motifs will also be taken into consideration in order to prove how the reality of Spain in two very particular moments of its history was distorted in both novels.

Algunos “mitos” sobre España en la narrativa histórica del exilio alemán. Dos novelas de Lion Feuchtwanger