Burnett Bolloten. The Grand Camouflage. The Spanish Civil War and Revolution, 1936-39.
Nueva York: Praeger, 1961.
2da edición, 1968.
380 páginas.
Contents
Foreword
Introduction to the Second Printing / H. R. Trevor-Roper
PART I
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION
1 – The Grand Camouflage
2 – The Brewing Upheaval
3 – The Revolution
4 – The Revolution Hits the Small Bourgeoisie
5 – The Revolution in the Countryside
PART II
THE RISE OF THE COMMUNISTS
6 – Hope for the Middle Classes
7 – The Popular Front
8 – Concealing the Revolution
9 – The Communists Undermine the Socialist Movement
10 – The Communists Pilot the Cabinet
11 – Wooing Britain and France
PART III
CURBING THE REVOLUTION
12 – Anarchism and Government
13 – The Anarchosyndicalists Enter the Government
14 – Against the Revolutionary Committees
15 – The Police
16 – Nationalization Versus Socialization
17 – “A Democratic and Parliamentary Republic of a New Type”
18 – Balancing the Class Forces
PART IV
FROM THE REVOLUTIONARY MILITIA TO A REGULAR ARMY
19 – The Revolutionary Militia
20 – Discipline and the Anarchosyndicalist Militia
21 – The Fifth Regiment
22 – Honeycombing the Army
23 – The Libertarian Movement and the Regular Army
24 – The Iron Column
25 – Largo Caballero Breaks with Moscow
26 – Largo Caballero Hits Back
PART V
THE COMMUNIST TRIUMPH
27 – The Communist Party Cultivates the Moderate Socialists
28 – The Overthrow ofLargo Caballero
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