The Turning Tide of the Spanish Civil War

This chapter explores the pivotal year of 1937 during the Spanish Civil War, focusing on the strategic changes made by Nationalist forces under Franco, influenced by foreign allies. It highlights the complexities of the Basque region's struggle, the internal divisions among forces, and the evolution of military tactics, particularly the use of communication technologies. The narrative also delves into the cultural impact of Picasso's 'Guernica,' tracing its journey from obscurity to a powerful anti-war symbol amidst the backdrop of wartime propaganda.