Complexities of the Spanish Civil War

This chapter explores the multifaceted nature of political violence during the Spanish Civil War, challenging the notion that it was a phenomenon exclusive to leftist factions. It analyzes the actions and narratives of various factions, including the Carlists and the Falange, while delving into the impact of ideology on historical interpretation. Additionally, the chapter highlights the significant role of external influences, such as Portugal's logistical support for fascist forces, and reflects on the interactions and conflicts between diverse political groups.