6/11/2023 0 Comments Spain Betrayed by Ronald RadoshPast Enrollment Probability: Not Available Presentations, identiification of key issues, critiques required.Ĭourse Format: Seminar Grading Mode: Graded Several papers are required, including a major research paper. This seminar will examine the events in Spain and Europe's response to them through contemporary writings, such as journalistic and participants' accounts, diplomatic documents, memoirs, films, biographies, and general and specific studies from the 1930's to the present. All of Europe's dangers seemed to have exploded in Spain, whatever the specifically Spanish factors that unleashed and defined the struggle. The ideological character of the civil war in Spain, which appeared to pit left versus right, or democracy against fascism, or nation and religious faith against communism and revolution, captured the imagination of Europeans and spurred their involvement in the war. The Spanish Civil War erupted during a decade in Europe marked by ideological tensions, economic and social crises, the weakness of democracies contrasted to the dynamism of dictatorial regimes, and an international climate that culminated in the outbreak of the Second World War. Sophomore Seminar: The Spanish Civil War, 1936-39 HIST 160 Summer Session Winter Session Home Archive Search Sophomore Seminar: The Spanish Civil War, 1936-39 HIST 160 WesMaps - Wesleyan University Catalog 2007-2008
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