History of the Civil War without myths or clichés

The history of the Civil War as we've never been told it, with an expert yet intimate perspective.

In Historia de la Guerra Civil sin mitos ni tópicos (History of the Civil War without Myths or Clichés), Manuel P. Villatoro and Israel Viana revisit the 1930s to understand the pivotal conflict in our recent history, the bloody civil war that preceded one of the most turbulent periods of the 20th century in Spain and Europe.

With a fresh and innovative approach, the authors unravel the intricacies of the conflict, explaining how it originated, how it developed, and how it ended, laying the foundations for the dictatorship.

Like its predecessor, Historia de España sin mitos ni tópicos (History of Spain without Myths or Clichés), this new book approaches the reader with a dynamic, unpretentious, yet rigorous spirit, aiming to tell history as it has never been told before.