Franco's international brigades : adventurers, fascists, and Christian crusaders in the Spanish Civil War /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Columbia University Press,
[2013]
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| Edition: | [Revised and expanded edition]. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: European Civil War
- Mola's coup d'etat: 17 July 1936/31 March 1937
- Kings and conspiracies: the plot to overthrow Spanish democracy
- Storm over Europe: Britain and the coup in Morocco
- We are going to spain to die: the recruitment campaign in north africa
- The comedian meets the carpet chewer: reaching out to the Third Reich and Fascist Italy
- Air power: German and Italian aeroplanes in Spanish skies
- Flowering rifles: Rupert Bellville in Andalusia
- The Carlist from Cambridge: Peter Kemp arrives in Spain
- We can't have reds in Portugal at the moment: Dr. Antønio de Oliveira Salazar and the Spanish question
- The dream and lie of Franco: non-intervention, the Alcøzar of Toledo, and more British volunteers
- Welsh Legionnaire: Frank Thomas on the Madrid front
- Holy crusade: King Carol II's Romania and the Legion of the Archangel Michael
- Holiday in Spain: General Eoin O'Duffy and the Irish Brigade
- The Cliffs of Titulcia: the Irish Brigade in the front line
- Franco's Civil War: 1 April 1937/1 April 1939
- The devil's own frying pan: the Legion Condor, the Corpo Truppe Volontarie, and Guernica
- Russia, one and indivisible: double cross in the Paris of Russian exiles
- Hedilla at 120 kilometres an hour: the Falangist revolt in Salamanca
- Viva Francia!: France and the Spanish Civil War
- Remember the Irishmen in Spain: the last days of General O'Duffy's Brigade
- For the wrong reasons: international Fascism, South America, and Spain
- Bullet in the head: Rupert Bellville, Peter Kemp, and the Polish right
- Yow hi! brudder Europeans: Moroccan atrocities and republican racism
- The crimes of Captain Courcier: unrest and desertion in Jeanne d'Arc
- Carne de canon: Peter Kemp, the international brigades, and the Battle of the Ebro
- The horror and the heartbreak: end of the Spanish Republic
- Aftermath: the Second World War 1939/45.