Fernando María Puell de la Villa (Madrid, 1943) Spanish historian and military man describes the reform projects of General Díez Alegría, the creation of the Ministry of Defence, the subordination of the military to the legislative and judicial power, and the preparation to enter NATO.

Pablo Martín de Santa Olalla Saludes (Madrid, 1976) a specialist in relations between Church-State describes the challenges Cardinal Tarancón faced as Cardinal, such as the Divorce law, the secularization of the State, the different positions within the Episcopal Conference regarding the democratization process, and the role of the Church in democracy.

Amaro González de Mesa, former Spanish diplomat and ambassador to Mexico, shares his experience in restoring diplomatic relations between the two countries in 1976.
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A small group of senior government officials and professors wrote, under the common signature Juan Ruiz, more than a hundred opinion articles on the problems of Spain that were published by Diario Madrid. Luis M. Linde (Madrid, 1945) is the current Governor of the Bank of Spain .He is founding partner and trustee of Fundación Transición Española.
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William Chislett (Oxford, 1951) reported on Spain’s 1975-78 transition to democracy for The Times. He witnessed political and social reforms during Spain’s transition to democracy, attended the most important political events and interviewed the key players in politics at that time.
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Samuel Hadas (1932-2010) former Israeli diplomat and Spain’s first Israeli ambassador in 1986 describes the long process undertaken by Spain and Israel to formalise diplomatic relations in January 17, 1986 since the establishment of the State of Israel.
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