Stalin and the Spanish Civil War
by Daniel Kowalsky
Publisher: Columbia University Press 2004
ISBN/ASIN: 0231130325
ISBN-13: 9780231130325
Number of pages: 525
Description:
Like most significant historical events, the Spanish Civil War of 1936-39 has spawned a vast historiography of competing interpretations. In the six decades since the Nationalist victory, the gradual declassification of hundreds of thousands of documents associated with the war has increased, not diminished, the intensity of scholarly debate on many issues surrounding the Iberian struggle.
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