Burnett Bolloten. The Spanish Revolution.

Contents

Foreword / Raymond Carr

Preface

Part I

The Spanish Revolution

1 – The Brewing Upheaval

2 – The Revolution

3 – The Revolution Hits the Small Bourgeoisie

4 – The Revolution in the Countryside

Part II

The Rise of the Communists

5 – Hope for the Middle Classes

6 – The Popular Front

7 – Camouflaging the Revolution

8 – The Communists Strive for Hegemony

9 – The Communists Pilot the Cabinet

10 – Wooing Britain, France, and Germany

Part III

Curbing the Revolution

11 – Anarchism and Government

12 – The Anarchosyndicalists Enter the Government

13 – Against the Revolutionary Committees

14 – The Police

15 – Nationalization versus Socialization

16 – “A Democratic and Parliamentary Republic of a New Type”

17 – Balancing the Class Forces

Part IV

From the Revolutionary Militia to a Regular Army

18 – The Revolutionary Militia

19 – Discipline and the Anarchosyndicalist Militia

20 – The Fifth Regiment

21 – The Communists and the Popular Army; Soviet Officers and Civilians andthe NKVD

22 – The Libertarian Movement and the Regular Army

23 – The Iron Column

24 – Largo Caballero Breaks with Moscow

25 – Largo Caballero Hits Back

Part V

The Communist Triumph

26 – The Communist Party Cultivates the Moderate Socialists

27 – Catalonia: Revolution and Counterrevolution

28 – Barcelona: The May Events

29 – The Overthrow of Largo Caballero

Part VI

Epilogue

30 – The Demise of the Revolution

Appendixes

Bibliography