Rank-and-file anarchists during the Spanish Revolution found themselves pitted against their own comrades who were participating in the coalition government.
Rank-and-file anarchists during the Spanish Revolution found themselves pitted against their own comrades who were participating in the coalition government.
Danny Evans is a Lecturer in Modern European History at Liverpool Hope University. He has published on anarchism and anti-fascism in a special issue of the International Journal of Iberian Studies that he co-edited with James Michael Yeoman on "New Approaches to Spanish Anarchism" (2016). His interests include the anarchist commitment to internationalism and gender equality in Spain, and the post-revolutionary experiences of defeat and exile.
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Introduction 1. Spanish Anarchists and the Republican State, 1931-1936 2. Revolution and the State, July - December 1936 3. Radical Anarchism: Programme and Alliance, January - April 1937 4. May 1937: From a Second July to the 'Spanish Kronstadt' 5. The Spanish Revolution in Retreat, May - December 1937 6. The Experience of Defeat, 1937-1939 Conclusion Appendix: Recurring Personages Bibliography Index
Introduction 1. Spanish Anarchists and the Republican State, 1931-1936 2. Revolution and the State, July - December 1936 3. Radical Anarchism: Programme and Alliance, January - April 1937 4. May 1937: From a Second July to the 'Spanish Kronstadt' 5. The Spanish Revolution in Retreat, May - December 1937 6. The Experience of Defeat, 1937-1939 Conclusion Appendix: Recurring Personages Bibliography Index
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