Index

• REVOLUTION AND COUNTER-REVOLUTION IN SPAIN
• INTRODUCTION BY ALAN WOODS
• FOREWORD
• 1. WHY THE FASCISTS REVOLTED
• 2. THE BOURGEOIS ‘ALLIES’ IN THE PEOPLES FRONT
• 3. THE REVOLUTION OF JULY 19
• 4. TOWARDS A COALITION WITH THE BOURGEOISIE
• 5. THE POLITICS OF THE SPANISH WORKING CLASS
• 6. THE PROGRAMME OF THE CABALLERO COALITION GOVERNMENT
• 7. THE PROGRAMME OF THE CATALAN GOVERNMENT
• 8. REVIVAL OF THE BOURGEOIS STATE: SEPTEMBER 1936–APRIL 1931
• 9. THE COUNTER-REVOLUTION AND THE MASSES
• 10. THE MAY DAYS: BARRICADES IN BARCELONA
• 11. THE DISMISSAL OF LARGO CABALLERO
• 12. ‘EL GOBIERNO DE LA VICTORIA’
• 13. THE CONQUEST OF CATALONIA
• 14. THE CONQUEST OF ARAGON
• 15. THE MILITARY STRUGGLE UNDER GIRAL, AND CABALLERO
• 16. THE MILITARY STRUGGLE UNDER NEGRIN-PRIETO
• 17. ONLY TWO ROADS
• POSTSCRIPT
• THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN
• INTRODUCTION
• 1. THE BIRTH OF THE REPUBLIC – 1931
• 2. THE TASKS OF THE BOURGEOIS-DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION
• 3. THE COALITION GOVERNMENT AND THE RETURN OF REACTION, 1931-1933
• 4. THE FIGHT AGAINST FASCISM: NOVEMBER 1933 TO FEBRUARY 1936
• 5. THE PEOPLE’S FRONT GOVERNMENT AND ITS SUPPORTERS: FEBRUARY 20 TO JULY 17, 1936
• 6. THE MASSES STRUGGLE AGAINST FASCISM DESPITE THE PEOPLE’S FRONT
• 7. COUNTER-REVOLUTION AND DUAL POWER
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