Unraveling the Spanish Civil War

This chapter explores the historical context of the Spanish Civil War, focusing on the intricate ideological battles and the violence that emerged during 1936. It examines the role of key factions, including the Soviets and anarchists, while shedding light on the brutality of the regime’s actions against political dissidents and their attempts to label these killings as isolated incidents. The discussion further delves into the complexities of historical narratives surrounding the war, highlighting the implications of Soviet strategy and Spain's unique position in the international political landscape.