The Spanish Civil War (Studies in European History)

by Andy Durgan

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Andy Durgan provides a clear introductory overview and evaluation of the key debates and recent research on the origins, outbreak, course and implications of the Spanish Civil War, including the impact of foreign powers, the socio-political situation, the Republican failure and Nationalist success and the nature of the emerging Franco regime.

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Andy Durgan teaches in the School of Modern Languages at the University of Barcelona.

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History, Nonfiction
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946.081History & geographyHistory of EuropeSpain & PortugalSpainSecond Republic; Dictatorship; Juan Carlos I; Felipe VI 1931-Second Republic; Spanish Civil War
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DP269 .D83History of Europe, Asia, Africa and OceaniaSpain – PortugalHistory of SpainHistoryBy periodModern Spain, 1479/1516-20th century. 1886-Second Republic, 1931-1939Civil War, 1936-1939
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