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The 139 pages that link to Spanish Civil War, each with the reason it gives.

• Francoist SpainNarrower topic: Nationalist victory created the conditions for Franco’s dictatorship.

• Spanish Revolution of 1936Narrower topic: The revolution unfolded within this war and was shaped by its military demands.

• GuernicaNarrower topic: The bombing and Picasso’s commission belonged to this wider conflict.

• Spanish Republican exileNarrower topic: The Nationalist victory ended the Republic and drove hundreds of thousands into flight.

• Second Spanish RepublicNarrower topic: The war was the conflict that destroyed the republic and determined Spain’s next regime.

• Spanish coup of July 1936Narrower topic: The coup failed to take Spain quickly, opening the conflict that became this war.

• Spanish RestorationNarrower topic: The war followed the Restoration’s collapse and destroyed the Second Republic that succeeded it.

• Anarcho-communismNarrower topic: The revolution's experiments unfolded within the war and were constrained by its military pressures.

• International BrigadesNarrower topic: The Brigades were foreign forces formed to fight in this war.

• Battle of the EbroNarrower topic: The Ebro was the war's largest battle and shaped the Republic's final months.

• Bombing of GuernicaNarrower topic: The raid took place within this struggle for control of Spain.

• Manuel AzañaNarrower topic: Azaña became the republic’s president during the war, as its government struggled to survive.

• Pact of ForgettingNarrower topic: The violence and repression the pact left largely outside criminal prosecution began with this war.

• Popular Front (Spain)Narrower topic: The coalition’s government became the target of the military revolt that began the war.

• Adolf GallandNarrower topic: Galland gained combat experience in Spain while serving with the German Condor Legion.

• Spanish MaquisNarrower topic: The Republic’s defeat sent former soldiers and supporters into exile or armed hiding.

• The Falling SoldierNarrower topic: The photograph is presented as an image of a Republican militiaman during this war.

• Buenaventura DurrutiNarrower topic: Durruti’s military career and death became part of the war’s broader struggle and memory.

• Carlos SauraNarrower topic: The war and its aftermath recur as historical memory in Saura’s work.

• Censorship in Francoist SpainNarrower topic: Nationalist wartime censorship provided institutions and practices the dictatorship continued after victory.

• Miguel Primo de RiveraNarrower topic: The dictatorship’s legacy formed part of the political and military background to the later conflict.

• Revolutionary CataloniaNarrower topic: The revolution unfolded within the war and depended on its shifting military and political conditions.

• Homage to CataloniaNarrower topic: Orwell’s memoir is a first-person account of this war from the Republican side.

• Emilio MolaNarrower topic: The failed coup Mola helped organize became the opening of this war.

• Pan’s LabyrinthNarrower topic: The film takes place in the aftermath of this conflict.

• The Weeping WomanNarrower topic: The war forms the political context for the bombing and Picasso’s response.

• Nationalist factionNarrower topic: The faction was one of the war’s two principal belligerents.

• Werner MöldersNarrower topic: Mölders first gained combat experience while serving with German forces in this conflict.

• Revolution of 1934Narrower topic: The 1934 uprising was a major prewar crisis within the Republic that later became a wartime battleground.