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Ermias T. Azeria,Isabel Sanmartín,Stefan ?s,Allan Carlson,Neil Burgessably reduced the disagreement over what exactly happened between July 1936 and April 1939. Strikingly, though, the battle over the Civil War’s . continues unabated on all fronts: in Spanish civil society, in the public spheres of the West, and within the international scholarly community. The reason

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Inés Arroyo-Quiroz,Ramón Pérez-Gil,Nigel Leader-Williamsas their saviour. They felt grateful that their leaders, unlike those of Belgium or the Netherlands, had stayed with them and were prepared to endure the occupation with them. It must not be forgotten that the defeat of 1940 had profoundly shaken French society. Memories of the hardships of the prev

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