The Spanish Civil War: A Turning Point
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Empezare speaking from the Popular Front (1936). Overturning overwhelming electoral victory of the left is grouped into an electoral coalition: The Popular Front (Communists, and left Republicans PSOE). Meanwhile, the right and the military especially unhappy with the republic (Franco, Mola and Sanjurjo among others) begin to design the plot (beginning in March the first meetings) leading up to the military coup of 18 July 1936, helped by strikes, social confrontations … And the general deterioration of law and order público.Esto mean the outbreak of the Civil War española.Y after g.Civil come the frankismo, period k is total different mind the rep, it is a dictatorship (Franco) the people have no power of decision while k in k rep if I had it, another difference is found in the religious habit as long as the republic leave religion to the private sphere with the Franco also publicly manifested. Franco concentrated all power in the k rep while there was a division. The defense of the unity of the country (free) contrasts with the right of regions to establish Statutes Autonomy. (rep). These would be the most obvious differences between the two periods as I have said little in common.
cutting rights and freedoms, rep (liberals) to free (dictatorship).
The consequences of Civil War. Demographic figures have been given very different demographic to quantify the losses that caused the conflict: the dead in the front and repression in war and in war, famine, epidemics, and the consequent reduction in the birth …
Economic consequences.
The war was an economic catastrophe. One statistic reveals its magnitude: the national income and per capita does not recover the 1936 level until the 1950s.
Social Consequences
The result of the war brought the recovery of economic and social hegemony of the oligarchy, industrial and financial. In parallel, he lost all rights acquired by workers.
Moral consequences.
The war was a genuine country’s moral divide. Several generations marked by the suffering of war and repression of Franco’s long regime posguerra.El never sought the reconciliation of the Spanish and remembered and celebrated its military origin. The wounds of Civil War lasted for decades and the prosecution and punishment of the vanquished by a key feature of the dictatorship.
Spanish Civil War began in July 1936 when the army, backed by various sectors of society such as employers, landlords and the church, revolted against the government of the Second Spanish Republic for not agreeing with the Republican reforms. The “Uprising” was given July 17 by Francisco Franco, who from the Canary Islands began traveling to reach the continent and disputes, in protracted conflicts, the power of the Spanish capital: Madrid.La uniqueness of the Spanish Civil War was that civic groups, trying to defend an ideal of birthion expressed in the Second Republic, were organized into an army that had among its combatants to different age groups, occupations and even different ideologies. This last point is considered one of the most difficult to discuss because, although the Republicans worked at first under the command of Largo Caballero and Juan Negrín after each ideological group had different ideas about how the strategies would be war. The government of the republic, president and cabinet, could not intervene directly in the conflict, but through headquarters-led mencionados.La leaders and Civil War had, as any conflict, both parties independently found that struggled to maintain model society that seemed better. K you could say the infighting of Spain was the fight that happened internationally in the various systems of government: socialist, capitalist and fascist. The impact of the conflict also penetrated the borders of Spain, so it became an international issue. Before this most of the countries adopted a policy ofnonintervention. Hitler’s Germany and Moussolini, from Italy, gave support to Franco to continue the fight. The Republicans received support for a time the Soviet Union (now Russia), and a large number of citizens from around the world, when grouped in the International Brigades fought for Republican ideals and opposed to fascism that little little seemed to acquire more power.