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Inter-War Spain and Spanish Civil War
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IB History HL Inter-War Spain and Spanish Civil War Inter-War States and 20th Century Conflicts
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Inter-War Spain and Spanish Civil War
Fall of Monarchy & Prime de Rivera (28-30)
Alfonso XIII
Against modernisation
Post WW1 depression
12 gvmts
1918-23
Defeat in Morocco
Pressure on King
did not resist R's coup in 23
military defeats
Rivera
Tried to create auth r wing regime
undermined monarchy
Policies
infrastucture programs
ind. production developed
ended war in M
Ran up massive debts
worsened by WSC
Opposition
l-wing
Socialists
wanted solve issues through discussion
Socialist trade union
UGT
Anarchists
more violent solutions
their t. union called CNT
Split by Rivera
Allowed
Banned
Created hostility
Problems
econ not reformed
no land reform
peasants
withdrew
Catalonian rights
Alienated
Poor
Landowners
army
Resigned 1930
Elections
showed support
republicans
liberals
socialists
Alfonso abdicated
C + army didn't try to save
2nd republic declared
Left Republic (31-33)
Elections
left/c left won
Azana president
Reforms
Attempt seperate C + state
Abolished C's role in education
Army
reduced size
Offered full-pay retirement
50% left
those that stayed now cons./nationalistic
radicalised army
Catalonia
given parliament
angered r. wing
allowed l reform for peasants
Backfired
Depression
fall in agr prices
peasant unemployed incr
iron/stell production fell
l reform
land redistribution program
Law of 1932
enabled state takeover of estates
gmvt didn't have enough money
only 7k families benefited
key failure
Civil unrest
dealt with brutality
assault guard
New party
CEDA
defend
church
landowners
1933
Gil-Robels
Anarchists
Jan 1933
A set fire to homes
25 died
loss support of socialists
A resigned
Right Republic (33-36)
CEDA
Gil-Robels
Bienio Negro
reversed l reform
Violent repression]
anarchist uprising
1934
army
increased chance of war?
Church
regained control of education
Catalonia
Attempted proclaim autonomy
failed
Basques now support left too
Auth approach
left unite
collapse
financial instability
Popular front win
l-wing
Azana regained power
Wanted restart reforms
No polit. consensus
Caballero's socialist didn't join gvmt
Right
didn't accept reform
Anarchists
encouraged
p seize land
violence
May 1936
CNT called general strike
CW: Immediate Causes
L won 1936 elections
Gil-Robels
funded military coup
Catalyst
murder of popular CEDA leader
July
Date set 18th
Made contact
Farlange
Carlists
Discovered
Started early on 17th
Morocco
Spread to mainland
successful N. Spain/Andalusia
not in industrial areas
stalemate
Politically polarised
Fascists
communists
CW: Course
1936
Nationalists hoped to take over in weeks
1/2 army loyal to republic
August
N controlled most N
failure to capture M
prolonged war
Called off offensive in Nov
R controlled most S
Foreign Aid
B + F
non-intervention
favoured N
blocked purchase f goods
republicans
G + I
financial + material aid
G
transport planes
F troops
M => S
SU
less aid
exchange for most S gold reserves
inflation
Oct
F appointed head of N
1937
Feb
N began offensive
Jarama
Guadalajara
Aim of capturing M
both failed
massive casulaties
Mar
N attacked B Country
A
Guernica bombed by G planes
B morale fell
industry in hands of N
Apr
F merged Carlists, Nationalists etc.
unity
R divided
May
comm fought anarchists
1938
APril
Nationalists reach Mediterranean
R Spain in 1/2
Catalonia isolated
1939
Collapsed during first 3 months
Jan
Barcelona
Mar
Madrid
Apr
F declares end of war
CW: Foreign intervention
G + I
didn't want another comm gov
G
16k men
200 tanks
600 planes
Condor legion
most efficient + influential help N received
air superiority decisive
transport F's troops
Testing ground for WW2
new planes/tanks
Blitzkreig tactics
enhance military reputation
glory
I
75k men
150 tanks
660 aircraft
Sent more but not as influential
strengthened alliance
encouraged aggressive f policy
R support
F + B
Non-intervention
tried convince nobody support either belligerent
prevent R gaining arms openly
US also followed
division with USSR
Non Intervening Pact (36)
G + i ignored
USSR
2.5k men
1k planes
900 tanks
ideological reasons
Withdrew 1938
limited support
I brigades
justified involvement after massacres e.g. Guernica
50k
mainly communists
freedom, democracy
Withdrew Oct 1938
end of int support for republicans
relatively weak
CW: Other reasons for N victory
Weak R military + eccon
N
expertise
Morocco
had Africanists
R
Military Leadership
not clearly
defined
experienced
Lacked
cohesion
organisation
Econ
N
large amount agr land
trade with allied nations
R
blockade
couldn't import
resources
food
military supplies
Dried up gold reserves
USSR
Internal division
Left groups
Communists
Socialists
Anarchists
same side not same cause
e.g. May Days '37
street fighting against one another in B
POUM (marxists)
CNT
Vastly different beliefs
if won wouldn't agree on how to run country
Beever
Part of int civil war which started with RR
CW: LT Causes
Regional
Socio-Econ
S
econ backwards
low literacy rates
large gap
rich
poor
no support from C
looked to anarchists
land redistribution
2/3 pop peasants working on latifundia
Issues
Work
seasonal
lot migration
poor condition
rioting in countryside
civil guard supressed
WW1 econ boom
neutral
followed by inflation :(
N
more industry
Struggle
centralist gvmt
BC + C
wanted independence
Political instability
weak of gvmt
const. monarchy
King appointed PM
Pm commanded Cortes
elections
Male pop
corrupt
real power
wealthy oligarchs
Spanish army
Powerful
imperial past
often intervened politics
Unpopular
brutality
Ineeffective
lost colonial empire
e.g. Cuba 1898 to US
Church
rich + powerful
state guaranteed role in education
wealth
intervene in politics
opposed modernization
conservative
resentment among poor
Political opposition
Liberals
supported revolution
1931
Small comm party
Anarchists
CNT
Socialists
PSOE
urban areas
UGT
strikes/protests
Moderates
Prieto
Radicals
Caballero
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