Factions and Strategies in the Spanish Civil War

This chapter explores the complex dynamics of various factions during the Spanish Civil War, focusing on the rise of the Juventud and their absorption into the Falange. It highlights General Franco's strategic consolidation of military power and the integration of different ideological groups into a unified command. The discussion also examines the role of citizen militias and the influence of external forces, including the Soviet Union and anarchist movements, in shaping the conflict.