The Coming of the Spanish Civil War: Reform, Reaction and Revolution in the Second Republic, 1931-1936

Gabriel Jackson · Paul Preston

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The origins of the socialist schism - 1917-31 building barricades against reform - the legalist right, 1931-33 social democracy and social conflict - the PSOE in power, 1931-1933 the politics of reprisal - the CEDA, the PSOE and the polarization of 1934 a bluff called - the insurrection of 1934 the legal road to the corporate state - the CEDA in power, 1934-35 socialism under stress - repression, radicalization and the popular front the abandonment of legalism - the PSOE, the CEDA and the coming of war in 1936.

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