This volume presents a selection of documents based on many years' work in Comintern-related archives in Moscow.Coming to terms with the truth about the Spanish Civil War seems more than ever to pose insurmountable difficulties for those intellectuals-perhaps the majority-who were brought up to believe that Spain in the Thirties was the one great cause in that “low dishonest decade,” as Auden called it, which need never be either reconsidered or repented. Habek and Grigory Sevostianov (New Haven/London: Yale U.P., 2001 pp. South Molton, Devon R AY M O N D C A R R Spain Betrayed: The Soviet Union in the Spanish Civil War, ed.

Shubert covers the social origin of bullfighters and their search for respectability the treatment of bullfighting in popular songs and by novelists like Blasco Ibanez, whose Blood ~ and Sand was made into a successful Hollywood film the ambiguous attitude of the church which officially condemned bullfighting yet benefited from its profits the influence of railways the bullfight posters as a form of art the activities of ticket touts who, as at football matches today, sold tickets at inflated prices its role in establishing a stereotyped nationalism. S H O RT E R N OT I C E S by the late nineteenth century and to which the liberal socialist Indalecio Prieto contributed as well as on government and municipal archives. The English Historical Review Oxford University Press It was widely heralded as the last word on various contentious issues which bedevil This volume presents a selection of documents based on many years' work in Comintern-related archives in Moscow. Spain Betrayed: The Soviet Union in the Spanish Civil War Spain Betrayed: The Soviet Union in the Spanish Civil War

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