Pablo de la Fuente de Pablo

Dr. hab. Pablo de la Fuente de Pablo, Professor at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (Faculty of Humanities, Department of Spanish World Studies, Politics and International Relations), is a leading scholar in Spanish-Polish historical connections, military history, and Golden Age literature. His work examines Hispanic military influence in Poland, cross-cultural reception of Spanish literature, and geopolitical dynamics of Iberian history.

Scientific contributions include:

• 2020 Spanish Navy Award 'Virgen del Carmen'
• Peer-reviewed publications on Spanish artillery development, Franco's military career, and Calderonian drama
• Key conference presentations on Three Seas security integration, contemporary terrorism, and Spanish-Central European cultural bridges

Research spans military technology transfer, colonial diplomacy, and literary-historical intersections. Recent articles explore:

• 17th-century Spanish naval infrastructure
• Political symbolism in Cervantes and Calderón
• Polish reception of Spanish literature
• Spanish Civil War martyr narratives

Active in international academic exchanges, he specializes in converting complex military and literary histories into accessible educational frameworks through theatrical methods.