
by Josep Termes, Arnau Cònsul Porredon · Editorial Pòrtic · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788498090413

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This book tells the story of the Civil War in Catalonia between 1936 and 1939, as explained by Josep Termes and Arnau Cònsul. It describes how a part of the Spanish army revolted against the government of the Republic, initiating a military coup that failed in Catalonia, starting a civil war that lasted three years. It addresses the complexity of the events, the revolutionary proposals, the anarchist euphoria, the collectivizations, the religious persecution, and the events of May 1937. In 1938, after the Battle of the Ebro, the troops of the Republic retreated and the Francoist troops occupied the Catalan territory. The book offers a rigorous and entertaining analysis of these events, with keys, twists, and secrets, and proposes routes through the geography of the conflict.

Josep Termes i Ardèvol was a Catalan historian.
