✍ Scribed by Brad Linaweaver; J. Kent Hastings
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
SPAIN 1936-37—Everyone was there for the show … Fascists, Falangists, Catholics, Carlists, Marxists, Trotskyites, Republicans of all political-left stripes, Separatists, Loyalists, Royalists, Anarchists, Communists, International Brigades, Comintern Members, Syndicalists, Anarcho-Syndicalists, Distributists, Agorists, Franco’s Nationalists, Stalin’s Reds, and Hitler’s Nazis. And joining the contest from around the globe came artists, poets, novelists, reporters , idealists, soldiers and freedom fighters. Everyone knew that the world was about to change . . . no one could guess just how much! This excellent romp through history will show what might have happened by combining actual events with some fascinating “what-ifs.”
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