by Rafael Cruz · Siglo XXI de España Editores, S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788432312304
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In this rigorous historical analysis, Rafael Cruz examines the complex political and social events that marked Spain in 1936. The author unravels the myths and narratives constructed by both the winning and losing sides, offering a critical perspective on political fragmentation, the violence of the spring, and the subsequent military rebellion that triggered the Civil War. The work delves into the social construction of the conflict, analyzing how public policy and citizen mobilization influenced the outcome of the Second Republic. It includes a valuable photographic booklet and a detailed chronology of key events from January to October 1936, making it an essential reference for understanding the causes and context of this crucial period in Spanish history.
