This study attempts to show how the Spanish Civil War was understood and absorbed, particularly by those who could claim themselves as 'the victors', taking as its main focus the fierce repression and violence of the period, and the role of Catholic and Fascist ideology.
This study attempts to show how the Spanish Civil War was understood and absorbed, particularly by those who could claim themselves as 'the victors', taking as its main focus the fierce repression and violence of the period, and the role of Catholic and Fascist ideology.
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Studies in the Social and Cultural History of Modern Warfare
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. The Context of Self-Sufficiency: 1. Civil War and self-sufficiency: the Francoist reconstruction of nation and state 2. Purifying Spain (i): the elimination of dissent 3. Purifying Spain (ii): degeneration and treatment 4. The 'verticalisation' of Spain: the state and work Part II. The Practice of Self-Sufficiency: 5. The politics and economics of autarky 6. The wages of autarky (i): self-sufficiency and industry 7. The wages of autarky (ii): the myth and reality of rural life 8. Austerity and resistance Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. The Context of Self-Sufficiency: 1. Civil War and self-sufficiency: the Francoist reconstruction of nation and state 2. Purifying Spain (i): the elimination of dissent 3. Purifying Spain (ii): degeneration and treatment 4. The 'verticalisation' of Spain: the state and work Part II. The Practice of Self-Sufficiency: 5. The politics and economics of autarky 6. The wages of autarky (i): self-sufficiency and industry 7. The wages of autarky (ii): the myth and reality of rural life 8. Austerity and resistance Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.
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