The Emergence of Spanish Fascism

This chapter explores the early stages of fascism in Spain, focusing on the rise of the Falangists and their complex relationship with violence. It highlights the ideological divides within the fascist movement, key political events, and the escalating street violence that characterized the lead-up to the Spanish Civil War. Furthermore, it examines the broader implications of these conflicts, including comparisons to political violence in other contexts and the societal impacts of desensitization to aggression.