by Manuel Chaves Nogales · Almuzara · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788415828655
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In 'The Republic and its Enemies', Manuel Chaves Nogales analyzes the dangers that threatened the Second Spanish Republic. Through chronicles and reports from his newspaper, 'Ahora', the author examines the involutionary and revolutionary events that hindered the growth of the new political system from 1931. From the coup attempt by General Sanjurjo to the revolution in Asturias in 1934, Nogales offers a critical view of the pockets of rebellion against the regime, both from the right and the left. This edition includes interviews with key figures from the first republican government, providing valuable perspectives on the challenges and dangers of the time.
Manuel Chaves Nogales was a Spanish journalist and writer. Politically he was a moderate left-wing republican democrat who defined himself as "antifascist and antirevolutionary". As such, he was an enthusiastic supporter of the Second Spanish Republic.
