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Latvijas Universitātes Žurnāls. Vēsture, 2022 Of more than 100 Latvian volunteers that participated in the Spanish Civil War, 15 were involved in providing medical aid to the Spanish Republic. Among these volunteers were both men and women, who worked not only as nurses but also as doctors.
Ginta Ieva Bikše
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Coolabah, 2009 Catalonia, in common with other nations, has long been concerned with the question of identity and difference. Its problematic relationship with Spain has led to an emphasis on differentiating itself from its larger neighbour (if we are to accept, as ...
Bill Philips
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El zombi en tres ucronías de lengua española
ILCEA, 2022 Three Spanish-language works take over the figure of the zombie to tell uchronias: the Conquest in Argentina zombie. Historia oculta de la patria (2013), by Argentine author Luciano Saracino, the Mexican war against the narco traffic in the 2000s in ...
Laurence Pagacz
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, 2020 In July 1936, Spanish General Francisco Franco waged a military coup against Spain's democratic government (Palfreeman, 2019). This sparked the beginning of the Spanish Civil War and became a major precursor to the Second World War (Palfreeman and ...
Ellis, Pierre
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Guerra civil y contrarrevolución en España y en la Europa del Sur en el siglo XIX
Ler História, 2006 The «Civil War» denomination had usually been given –along the Spanish history – to the exclusive period of conflict of 1936-1939. However, Spain was suffering the effects of a large civil war, discontinuous but persistently, in the most of the XIX ...
Jordi Canal
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, 2018 The Spanish Civil War is one of the most significant events in the history of anarchism. The outbreak of the Spanish Civil War in July 1936 prompted a libertarian social revolution, which saw widespread collectivisation and worker self-management in Barcelona and urban Catalonia and the rural provinces of neighbouring Aragon.
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The Role of Far-Right Networks in the Cultural War and International Relations in Europe
Вестник Кемеровского государственного университета. Серия: политические, социологические и экономические науки, 2023 The author analyzes the internationalization of European far right civil societies as non-traditional political actors that engage in international relations creating ideological networks.
Joel Ivan Gonzalez Cedillo
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Partecipazione e Conflitto, 2022 Although civil war scholarship focuses on the study of violence in internecine conflict, little attention has been paid to the ways in which extra-judiciary violence and the legal administration of justice interact. This article explores the relationship
José Luis Ledesma
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The Policy of the Comintern towards the Communist Party of Spain as Interpreted by Modern Historians
Historia provinciae: журнал региональной истории, 2023 The article analyzes modern Russian and foreign historiography (2000s – present day), devoted to the relationship of the Communist International (the Comintern, an international organization that united the communist parties in 1919–43) and the Communist
Il'ya A. Suzdal'tsev
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The Spanish intellectual expatriation / La expatriación intelectual española
Barataria, 2009 The Spanish emigration of intellectuals started before the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). The republic favoured the exodus of families belonging to the conservative ideals to places such as Portugal, Great Britain and Argentina.
Juan Maestre Alfonso
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