The Spanish Civil War: Ideologies and Interventions

This chapter explores the complexities of the Spanish Civil War, focusing on the various factions involved, including Carlists and Nazi Germany's interests. It discusses the ideological significance of these factions, the foreign interventions by groups like the Soviets and Romanians, and how these events shaped collective memory and political movements. The conversation also critiques historical narratives, contrasting the visibility of past atrocities with contemporary perceptions of violence during this tumultuous period.