Call of Duty 2: 1936-1939 The Spanish Civil War

This edition published in the Taylor & Francis e-Library, 2005.

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Series Editor David Welch, University of Kent In addition to the many reviews and articles he has published on modern Spanish and European history, he is author of a monograph on Spanish anarchism, Anarchist Ideology and the Working-class Movement in Spain, 1868–1898, and co-author of a history of the Spanish Civil War, Spain At War: The Spanish Civil War in Context, 1913–1939 (1995). George Esenwein teaches at the University of Florida. The Spanish Civil War: A Modern Tragedy, the ﬁrst book on the subject to combine an integrative analysis with primary source material, moves beyond this one-dimensional, reductionist view to examine it as a multifaceted, heterogeneous conflict, providing: Īn up-to-date analysis of both domestic and international aspects of the war an examination of the impact of gender and race on events the inclusion of key primary sources from contemporary media accounts, diplomatic records, political publications and popular propaganda the use of rare documents, published for the ﬁrst time a guide to further reading and glossary a critical overview of the key historiographical issues regarding the Civil War and Revolution The Spanish Civil War has long been approached by historians as a single, self-contained event and as a dichotomous conﬂict between Christianity and atheism, fascism and democracy, capitalism and socialism. The End Comes: the Final Year of Conflict, 1938–39 The Tide Turns: Military Engagements, 1937–38ĩ.

The Mosaic of Politics: Conflict and Consensus in the Republican and Nationalist ZonesĨ.

Volcanic Eruptions: Popular Experiences of Revolution and ViolenceĤ. Introduction: Interpreting Spain’s Civil War and Revolutionģ.

Call of Duty 2: 1936-1939 The Spanish Civil War