During the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939 almost 40.000 volunteers decided to leave everything behind and travel to Spain in order to assist the Republic in their struggle for survival against the Fascists. This force known as Las Brigadas Internacionales (The International Brigades) consisted of men and women from over fifty countries. The United States among them, some 2.800 Americans travelled to Spain and served in the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. The members of the Abraham Lincoln Battalion possessed a fair amount of cosmopolitan consciousness. The mere fact that its members included African Americans atones this. A mixed race combat Battalion is an interesting exception in a time where segregation and outright discrimination was still a n...
The International Brigades were volunteer military units that fought for the Spanish Republic during...
The Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) possessed a transnational resonance that echoed far beyond the bor...
The Spanish Civil War divided the Spanish nation into two parts; as supporters of the Republican Ar...
The Spanish Civil War was a conflict that exacerbated political tensions felt during the interwar pe...
Nearly 3,000 Americans volunteered to fight in the Spanish Civil War. Much has been written about t...
Letters from the Spanish Civil War provides a unique perspective into the motivations that led a you...
In 1936, Spain was embroiled in a civil war between the left-leaning Republicans, coalesced into the...
The fate of Americans participating in the Spanish Civil War (2800 soldiers) was presented in the ar...
The Spanish Civil War took place in Spain from 1936-1939, when the conservative Spanish Army general...
Isolationism and neutrality are two of the recurrent themes in the study of the history of the U.S. ...
When ‘Nationalist’ forces rebelled against the democratically elected government of Republican Spain...
When ‘Nationalist’ forces rebelled against the democratically elected government of Republican Spain...
This thesis explores how American volunteers in the Spanish Civil War worked to create a unified Pop...
The ripples of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) had a far-reaching effect that touched Spanish spea...
After three centuries of relative unimportance internationally, Spain in 1936 became the center of E...
The International Brigades were volunteer military units that fought for the Spanish Republic during...
The Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) possessed a transnational resonance that echoed far beyond the bor...
The Spanish Civil War divided the Spanish nation into two parts; as supporters of the Republican Ar...
The Spanish Civil War was a conflict that exacerbated political tensions felt during the interwar pe...
Nearly 3,000 Americans volunteered to fight in the Spanish Civil War. Much has been written about t...
Letters from the Spanish Civil War provides a unique perspective into the motivations that led a you...
In 1936, Spain was embroiled in a civil war between the left-leaning Republicans, coalesced into the...
The fate of Americans participating in the Spanish Civil War (2800 soldiers) was presented in the ar...
The Spanish Civil War took place in Spain from 1936-1939, when the conservative Spanish Army general...
Isolationism and neutrality are two of the recurrent themes in the study of the history of the U.S. ...
When ‘Nationalist’ forces rebelled against the democratically elected government of Republican Spain...
When ‘Nationalist’ forces rebelled against the democratically elected government of Republican Spain...
This thesis explores how American volunteers in the Spanish Civil War worked to create a unified Pop...
The ripples of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) had a far-reaching effect that touched Spanish spea...
After three centuries of relative unimportance internationally, Spain in 1936 became the center of E...
The International Brigades were volunteer military units that fought for the Spanish Republic during...
The Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) possessed a transnational resonance that echoed far beyond the bor...
The Spanish Civil War divided the Spanish nation into two parts; as supporters of the Republican Ar...