Franco's justice : repression in Madrid after the Spanish Civil War

Julius Ruiz

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Spanish History and Politics History of Education in Spain Spanish Culture and Identity

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Introduction 1. 'They have passed!' The Beginning of Francoist Rule in Madrid, April 1939 2. The Installation of Military Justice in Madrid 3. The Crisis and Liquidation of the Military Justicia al Reves System 4. The Law of Political Responsibilities and its Implementation in Madrid 5. The Decontamination of Madrid: The Purges of Civil Servants, Professionals, and Others 6. The Law for the Repression of Freemasonry and Communism and its Application in Madrid 1940-1945 Conclusion Bibliography Index

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