Unpacking the Spanish Civil War Narratives

This chapter examines the multifaceted public perceptions of the Spanish Civil War, particularly from a nationalist standpoint, and critiques how mainstream narratives have shaped historical understanding. It features personal anecdotes, explores the roles of notable figures like Paul Robeson, and addresses the varied support from international volunteers. Additionally, the chapter highlights the ideological rifts in Latin America regarding the conflict and their implications on the war's legacy.