Australian Left Review
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Abstract
It began fifty years ago this year, with an attempted coup against the recently-elected government of Socialists, Communists, liberals and, later, anarchists. It ended three years later in bitter defeat for the fledgling democratic Republic: a defeat which, as the left at the time correctly predicted, was the last stepping-stone to the Second World War. In between, it inspired thousands of anti-fascists world wide to devote themselves to solidarity work, or to give up homes and families to take up arms for the Republican cause.
Recommended Citation
The Spanish Civil War Remembered, Australian Left Review, 1(98), 1986, 24-25.Available at:https://ro.uow.edu.au/alr/vol1/iss98/6
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