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The 18 pages that link to Second Spanish Republic, each with the reason it gives.

• Spanish Civil WarNarrower topic: Its institutions and governments were the political order the rebels sought to overthrow.

• Francoist SpainCompared with: Its elected institutions and reform agenda stood against Francoist authoritarianism.

• Francisco FrancoNarrower topic: Its conflicts and reforms preceded the military uprising that elevated Franco.

• Federico García LorcaNarrower topic: Lorca’s public theatre work unfolded during the Republic’s cultural reforms and political upheaval.

• Spanish Revolution of 1936Narrower topic: Its political conflict and social reforms formed the setting for the 1936 upheaval.

• Spanish nationalismRelated: Its conflicts over regional autonomy and national unity sharpened rival nationalist projects.

• Spanish coup of July 1936Narrower topic: The uprising sought to overthrow this republic and reverse its political direction.

• Autonomous communities of SpainRelated: Its regional autonomy experiments shaped later debates about territorial government.

• Spanish RestorationBroader topic: Its proclamation marked the definitive end of the Restoration monarchy.

• José Antonio Primo de RiveraNarrower topic: He founded Falange Española during this period of rapid political polarization.

• Popular Front (Spain)Narrower topic: The coalition formed and governed within the Republic’s increasingly polarized political system.

• Miguel Primo de RiveraBroader topic: Primo de Rivera’s resignation failed to restore royal legitimacy; republicans won the municipal elections that preceded the Republic.

• Revolutionary CataloniaRelated: Its contested reforms and fragile authority formed the political setting for the uprising.

• Emilio MolaNarrower topic: Its political instability and military conflicts formed the setting for Mola’s conspiracy.

• History of CataloniaRelated: It restored Catalan self-government before the Civil War and Francoist dictatorship.

• Nationalist factionCompared with: Its government was the target of the Nationalist rebellion.

• Jacinto BenaventeRelated: Benavente's public standing continued into this period of political and cultural upheaval.

• Revolution of 1934Narrower topic: The uprising was a crisis within this regime, not a revolt against monarchy.