The Spanish Civil Wars: A Comparative History of the First Carlist War and the Conflict of the 1930s

Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
	Why a comparative study?
		Two Spains?
		Context of the Spanish Civil Wars
	Pre-war political crises
		Preparing for war
Part One The domestic aspect of the Spanish Civil Wars
	1 The battlefronts in the Spanish Civil Wars
		Overview
		Strategies of war
		The wars are decided in the north
		Rebel resourcefulness
		Securing the frontier with France
		International intervention intensifies the civil wars
		The dark side of honour
		Honouring and dishonouring the dead
		Atrocities
		Urban and rural terrain
		Quiet fronts
		The rearguard
		The wars disrupt human relations
		Peak militarization
		The enemy within
	2 The home fronts in the Spanish Civil Wars
		Constitutional legacies
		Revolutionary similarities between 1835–36 and 1936
		Regional politics
		Counter-revolutionary politics
		May Days in Barcelona
		Women
		Religion in the Spanish Civil Wars
			i. Rebel clericalism
			ii. Government anticlericalism
		Friendly and unfriendly billets
		Hospitals
		Food and morale
	3 Legacy and memory of the Spanish Civil Wars
		A dynamic peace
Part Two The international aspect of the Spanish Civil Wars
	4 Imperial origins of the Spanish Civil Wars
	5 World wars in miniature
		Similarities in international intervention
		The volunteering tradition one hundred years later
	6 Woe to the vanquished
	Conclusions
Glossary of relevant groupings and actors
Sources and bibliography
	Archives
	Primary sources available in the public domain
	Newspapers/.pamphlets
	Published primary sources
	Secondary sources
Index