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1. archive.org › download › helen-graham-the-spanishThe Spanish Civil War: A Very Short Introduction - Archive.org

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   Europe. This shared context offers the key to why the Civil War had such an enormous impact beyond Spain and why a sense of the war’s importance continues to resonate today. The second purpose of this book is thus to examine the historical debates and political polemics to which the war has given rise. For arguing about the Civil War has

2. assets.cambridge.org › 97811070 › 02265The Spanish Civil War - Cambridge University Press & Assessment

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   • Chronology of Major Events
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   General elections won by the Popular Front Inauguration of Manuel Aza ̃na as president of the Republic Assassination of Jos ́e Calvo Sotelo Military insurrection against Republican gov-ernment Attempt at compromise by abortive government of Mart ́ınez Barrio fails Republican government arms revolutionary worker syndicates, beginning the revolution ...

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   Carlists CEDA CNT Condor Legion CTV Esquerra Catalana FAI Falange Espa ̃nola FET Izquierda Republicana PCE PNV POUM PSOE PSUC Traditionalist, not mainline, monarchist movement Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Rightists (Catholic party) National Confederation of Labor (Anarchosyndicalist trade union confederation) German air and combined arms uni...

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   Radical Republican Party Centrist, anti-Socialist liberal democratic Renovaci ́on Espa ̃nola Republican Union UGT party Mainline monarchist party Most moderate of the left Republican parties General Union of Labor (Socialist trade union federation)

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3. www.bristol.ac.uk › documents › little0808The Spanish Civil War 1936-1939 - University of Bristol

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   context of the Spanish Civil War, Alpert (1997) argues that these decision makers treated the war as an internal struggle precipitated by the backwardness of Spanish social and economic conditions. As a consequence, the British, in particular, chose to keep their distance from the conflict.

4. www.cambridge.org › core › booksThe Spanish Civil War - Cambridge University Press & Assessment

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   This book presents a new history of the most important conflict in European affairs during the 1930s, the Spanish Civil War. It describes the complex origins of the conflict, the collapse of the Spanish Republic and the outbreak of the only mass worker revolution in the history of Western Europe.

   • Author: Stanley G. Payne

   • Publish Year: 1982

5. digitum.um.es › digitum › bitstreamInterpreting the Spanish Civil War - UM

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   There are five áreas of interpretation in wich new data from post 1965 publications, or personal political experiences and reflections of my own, have altered some of the opinions I expressed in The Spanish Republic and the Civil War.

6. assets.cambridge.org › 9780521821780_excerpt1 History,memory and the Spanish civil war: recent perspectives

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   The devastating civil war of 1936–9 has long been seen as the defining moment of contemporary Spanish history,forming a vital part of Spain’s social and political inheritance.

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   What are some books based on the Spanish Civil War?

   • Most recently, he is the author of The Collapse of the Spanish Republic, 1933–1936: Origins of the Civil War; Franco and Hitler: Spain, Germany, and World War II; Spain: A Unique History; and Civil War in Europe, 1905–1949. Cambridge Essential Histories is devoted to introducing critical events, periods, or individuals in history to students.

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   Who wrote the history of the Spanish Civil War?

   • Juan J. Linz - Sterling Professor Emeritus of Political and Social Science, Yale University ‘Stanley Payne has written a fine introductory history of the Spanish Civil War. Based on an unrivalled mastery of the huge historiography of the topic, Payne’s volume convincingly dispels many of the myths that still surround the fratricidal conflict.

   The Spanish Civil War - Cambridge University Press & Assessment

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   Why was the Spanish Civil War important?

   • The Spanish Civil War was the most important conflict in Europe in the decade prior to World War II and has generated an enormous literature. Even after the passage of three generations it continues to stimulate inter-est.

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   What was the historiography of the Spanish Civil War?

   • For decades the historiography of the Spanish civil war was dominated by ‘grand narratives’ which focused primarily on the conflict’s origins and outcome. Historical time in Spain was marked and measured according to the chronology of the rise and fall of the Franco regime (1939–75).

   1 History,memory and the Spanish civil war: recent perspectives

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   Was the Spanish Civil War a civil war?

   • Although North always denied that the conflict was a civil war. Nevertheless, after the war, United States acknowledged the legitimacy of the British position but then demanded of neutrality (Little, 2007). When we turn to the British response to the Spanish Civil War, however, a much more complex picture emerges. modern history in Spain.

   The Spanish Civil War 1936-1939 - University of Bristol

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   Is the Spanish Civil War a 'textual epitaph'?

   • Interest in the Spanish Civil War has certainly not waned in subsequent years. There have now been observes, represents a ‘textual epitaph that puts it on a par with the Second World War’. study, the conflict has not played a significant role in the study of international relations.

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8. www.jstor.org › stable › pdfThe Spanish Civil War Revisited - JSTOR

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   "The Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939" is increasingly revealed as an arbitrary subject, perhaps even an artificial historical concept, useful as it is conventional.