Spanish Civil War
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- The Spanish Civil War began in July 1936.
Thousands of volunteers went from Britain to join others in the
International Brigade, and
the USSR, to fight with the Spanish Republicans against fascism
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National Archives
- To mark the 75th anniversary in July 2011, The National
Archives has made records relating to British and Irish volunteers in the
war available at
National Archive - Documents Online
- The records include a list of over 4,000 volunteers who left Britain to join the
fight against fascism and a roll of honour of those killed in action
- Learn more at
The National Archives
news page
International Brigade Memorial Trust
Imperial War Museum
The Guardian newspaper
Books and newspapers online
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Credo Reference
- search "Spanish Civil War", including the quotation
marks as shown here
- search
guernica to read about Picasso's famous painting 'Guernica' inspired by the
devastating bombing
of the town of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War. The painting has
come to symbolise the savagery of war
Oxford Art Online
- search guernica to view an image of Picasso's painting
Oxford Reference Online
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search "Spanish Civil War". Try the search first with the
quotation marks as shown here and then again without them. The second
time you will find additional relevant results among some less
relevant ones
Encyclopedia Britannica
- search "spanish civil war" for background
articles, images and videos. For the videos, click the 'Multimedia' links on
the results page
Times Digital Archive
- search "spanish civil
war" for archive news reports
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