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  • Spanish Anarchism and Revolutionary Action (1961-1974)

    by Octavio Alberola, Ariane Gransac ...
    This account of the role of anarchist activism in Europe between 1961 and 1974, by two of the principal protagonists in the events they describe, was first published in Spanish and French in 1975. To this day it remains essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the history and development of the libertarian opposition to the Franco Dictatorship subsequent to the urban and rural guerrilla ... Read more

    $4.44 USD

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  • THE SPANISH COCKPIT

    An Eye-Witness Account of the Political and Social Conflicts of the Spanish Civil War

    by Franz Borkenau ...
    Austrian sociologist and disillusioned former Comintern official Franz Borkenau visited Republican Spain between August and September 1936, and again in January-February 1937. The account of his first-hand experiences as an independent socialist observer in revolutionary Spain,‘T***he Spanish Cockpit***’, was published in the early summer of 1937, when it impressed and influenced the recently ... Read more

    $5.46 USD

  • WE, THE ANARCHISTS

    A Study of the Iberian Anarchist Federation (FAI) 1927-1937

    by Stuart Christie ...
    Since the official birth of organized anarchism at the Saint Imier Congress of 1872, no anarchist organization has been held up to greater opprobrium or subjected to such gross misrepresentation than the Federación Anarquista Ibérica. Better known by its initials, the FAI, was a group of twentieth-century militants dedicated to keeping Spain’s largest labour union, the CNT, on a revolutionary, ... Read more

    $3.41 USD

  • THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR

    Revolution and Counterrevolution

    by Burnett Bolloten ...
    The final, revised, edition of Burnett Bolloten’s exhaustive and indispensable, 50-year-long scholarly study of Republican/revolutionary politics in the Spanish Civil War (“The Grand Camouflage:, 1961; “The Spanish Revolution”, 1979; “The Spanish Civil War: Revolution and Counterrevolution”, 1986), covers the entire period of the war from 1936 to 1939. Welsh-born Bolloten, initially a Communist ... Read more

    $5.46 USD

  • SPANISH DIARY

    A Swiss ‘miliciano’s’ war diary of the Aragon Front and Barcelona’s ‘May Days’

    by Edi Gmür ...
    In December 1936 Swiss greengrocer and communist sympathizer Edi Gmür and three friends left Zurich for Spain in a rented car. In Barcelona they joined the "German centurie" of the Deutsche Anarcho -Syndikalisten (DAS) Group of the International Group of the Durruti colum, thereby escaping incorporation into the Cominter-controlled International Brigades. Gmür was one of 800 Swiss volunteers who ... Read more

    $2.73 USD

  • GENERAL FRANCO MADE ME A TERRORIST

    (The interesting years abroad of a West of Scotland ‘Baby-boomer’)

    by Stuart Christie ...
    Series Book 2 - The Christie File
    On the last day of July 1964 Stuart Christie, a newly-turned 18-year-old Glaswegian anarchist, left London for Paris and Madrid on a mission whose objective was to kill the last of the Axis dictators — General Francisco Franco. This was to be the last of at least 30 attempts on the fascist leader’s life. This second volume of ‘The Christie File’ takes us through the prison years which followed ... Read more

    $3.41 USD

  • TWO INNOCENTS GARROTED

    The Delgado-Granado Affair

    by Carlos Fonseca ...
    Beginning at 5.00 in the morning of 17 August, 1963, in the execution chamber of Carabanchel Prison, Madrid, two anarchists —Francisco Delgado and Joaquin Delgado of ‘Defensa Interior’, the anti-Francoist defence committee of the Libertarian Movement in Exile (CNT, FAI, FIJL) — were strangled and their spines snapped by the medieval device known as the ‘garrote vil.’ Both were innocent of the ... Read more

    $2.73 USD

  • Building Utopia

    The Spanish Revolution 1936-1937

    by Stuart Christie ...
    Within the Spanish anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist movements there were three distinct points of view on the question of war and revolution. The first, probably the majority view, was that the war would be over in a matter of weeks, after all, a few days had been enough to rout the army in Barcelona and other industrial centres, and that the social revolution and Libertarian Communism as debated ... Read more

    $3.75 USD

  • THE GUERRILLA WAR AGAINST FRANCO (1939-1952)

    by Antonio Téllez ...
    The guerrilla struggle against Francoism arose in the days following the army revolt against the Spanish Republic on 18 July 1936. In areas which fell immediately to the mutinous army the principal leader of which was Lieutenant-General Jose Sanjurjo y Sacanell (then a refugee in Portugal) with General Emilio Mola Vidal (relieved by the Popular Front government of his post as general-in-chief of ... Read more

    $1.36 USD

  • One Man's War in Spain

    Trickery, Treachery and Thievery

    by Joaquín Pérez Navarro ...
    The collected memoirs and documents in this book, penned or preserved by the author with such belief and ideological conviction over so very many years of effort, can be described as a masterwork. Without euphemism or any other sort of circumlocution, they bluntly set out facts that will come as a revelation to anyone who knows only the accounts sympathetic to those who had a hand in the loss of ... Read more

    $3.62 USD

  • CIVIL WAR & CIVIL PEACE

    Libertarian Aragon 1936-37

    by Graham Kelsey, Eduardo Pons Prades ...
    'Civil War and Civil Peace. Libertarian Aragon 1936-'37' provides an overall vision of the situation created in the Spanish north-eastern region of Aragon subsequent to the military uprising of July 1936 against the legally constituted republican government of the Second Republic. Supported by the majority of the paramilitary forces in the region, Civil Guards and Assault Guards, and joined by ... Read more

    $2.73 USD

  • The Final Weeks of the Spanish Republic

    by Ignacio Iglesias ...
    Some myths are long-lived, perhaps because they are fed by relentless partisan propaganda. One such myth credits Negrín and the communists alone with a will to resist throughout the civil war. A whole swathe of literature has made it its business to portray them as the very symbols of uncompromising opposition, of active, indefatigable resistance “with bread or without it”, “with guns or without ... Read more

    $2.73 USD