by Helen Graham · Espasa · tapa dura · ISBN 9788467020151
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This book offers a concise and objective view of the Spanish Civil War, one of the most complex and cruel conflicts of the 20th century. Helen Graham, a prominent Hispanist, analyzes the causes and the national and international context of the war, revealing its origins in the political and cultural concerns provoked by the modernization of Europe. Through personal narratives, the author combines a vigorous and human account of the war and its consequences with an ethical inquiry into its legacy for the 21st century. Aimed at enthusiasts of Spanish history, this book provides a deep and accessible understanding of a crucial period in Spanish history.
