Blaney, Gerald (2007) A guide through the Spanish labyrinth. The Volunteer, XXIV (1). pp. 16-20.
The Spanish Civil War, despite its occurrence in what was (and some- times still is) considered a peripheral country, aroused passions and ideals like virtually no other confict of the 20th century. Almost inevitably, this has led to a vast historical literature that, as the author notes, rivals that of the more “important” events of the past century
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|Library of Congress subject classification:||D History General and Old World > DP Spain|
|Sets:||Departments > International History|
|Date Deposited:||14 Jun 2010 15:31|
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