Unraveling Political Violence in the Spanish Civil War

This chapter explores the multifaceted narrative of political violence during the Spanish Civil War, emphasizing that it extended beyond leftist factions to include groups like the Carlists and Falange. It critiques oversimplified views of violence, addressing the complexities of blame among various political entities, and the nuanced historical interpretations surrounding key figures and events. Through personal reflections and insights into military dynamics, the chapter sheds light on the intricate interplay of loyalties and the influence of external forces during the conflict.