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Spanish Civil War Collection Author Index Spanish Civil War Collection Author Index La A.G.M. en el LVII aniversario de su fundación. Abad Tárdez, Angel. [Madrid?: s.n.]; (Madrid: Impr. Torrent). [1940?] Todo por la patria!: romances de la cruzada. 1. Academia General Militar (Spain) - Anniversaries, [Zaragoza? s.n.]; (Zaragoza: E. Berdejo Casañal). etc 1937 20p.: ill., 1 port.; 25 cm.; Reproduction of original in 1. Spain - History - Civil War, 1936-1939 - Poetry the University of California, San Diego Library; U 31p.; 17 cm. --; (Colección "Patria"; 2); Reproduction 609 .Z3 L3 1940. of original in the University of California, San Diego Reel: 50, item 2057 Library; PQ 6601 .B24 T62 1937. Reel: 47, item 1910 Abad de Santillán, Diego, b.1897. Civilización del trabajo y de la libertad. [Abraham Lincoln Battalion in the Spanish Civil Buenos Aires: "Unión Socialista Libertaria,". 1948 War: pamphlets]. 1. Social problems. 2. Labor and laboring classes [1939-1941] 22p.; 18 cm. --; (Cuadernos de cultura social. no. 7); 1. Spain. Ejército. Abraham Lincoln Battalion. 2. "Sus páginas ... corresponden intégramente al prólogo Spain - History - Civil War, 1936-1939 - del libro ... con el mismo título ... [de] Curio Participation, American. 3. Spain - History - Civil Chiaraviglio"--Pref; Reproduction of original in the War, 1936-1939 - Personal narratives, American University of California, San Diego Library; Includes 3 pamphlets; 19-23 cm.; Material assembled by the bibliographical references; HN 18 .A2 1948. University of California, San Diego Library; Reel: 34, item 1417 Reproduction of original in the University of California, San Diego Library; Contents: [1] Abad de Santillán, Diego, b.1897. Captured by Franco / by Lou Ornitz -- [2] Volunteer La crisis del capitalismo y la misión del for liberty (Vol. 2, no. 1) -- [3] We fought Hitler / by proletariado organizado. Albert Prago; DP 269.47 .U6 A35 1939. Buenos Aires: Unión Socialista Libertaria. 1946 Reel: 21, item 839 1. Capitalism. 2. Proletariat. 3. Labor and laboring classes Abuzof, N. 30p.; 18 cm. --; (Cuadernos de cultura social. no. 1); Qué es la Gestapo?. "Forman el contenido del presente trabajo ... una serie Valencia: Ediciones Europa-América. 1937 de notas de la conferencia que el autor dió en el 1. Germany. Geheime Staatspolizei Ateneo de la Federación Obrera en Construcciones 30p.; 17 cm.; Translation of: Gestapo; Reproduction Navales de Buenos Aires, en la primavera de 1946"-- of original in the University of California, San Diego T.p. verso; Reproduction of original in the University Library; DD 253 .A52318 1937. of California, San Diego Library; HB 501 .A16 1946. Reel: 5, item 199 Reel: 31, item 1272 Acción Católica: texto taquigráfico de las Abad Tárdez, Angel. conferencias pronunciadas en el cursillo para la La carta del combatiente: normas y modelos para formación de militantes organizado por la Unión escribirla. Diocesana de Hombres de A.C. [Zaragoza?: s.n.]; (Zaragoza: E. Berdejo Casañal). Barcelona: ACE. 1940 1937 1. Acción Católica Española. 2. Catholic action - 1. Spain - History - Civil War, 1936-1939 - Fiction Spain 1a ed. --; 31p.; 17 cm. --; (Colección "Patria"; 3); 46, viii leaves; 23 cm.; Cover title; Reproduction of Reproduction of original in the University of original in the University of California, San Diego California, San Diego Library; PQ 6601 .B24 C28 Library; BX 2348 .Z8 S5822 1940. 1937. Reel: 2, item 65 Reel: 47, item 1908 Acción Republicana Democrática. Abad Tárdez, Angel. Manifiesto de fundación y bases doctrinales. Cartas patrióticas del frente aragonés. [S.l.: s.n.]. 1959 [Zaragoza?: s.n.]; (Zaragoza: Uriarte). [1936] 1. Acción Republicana Democrática. 2. 1. Spain - History - Civil War, 1936-1939 - Poetry Republicanism - Spain 16p.; 15 cm.; Reproduction of original in the [16]p.; 21 cm.; Reproduction of original in the University of California, San Diego Library; PQ University of California, San Diego Library; JN 8395 6601 .B24 C3 1936. .A45 M3 1959. Reel: 47, item 1909 Reel: 40, item 1621 1 Spanish Civil War Collection Author Index Acción Sindical de Trabajadores (Spain). Adán y Meldaña, R. Declaración de principios de la Acción Sindical de La liberación de Barcelona: pinceladas históricas Trabajadores, A.S.T. sobre algunos notables acontecimientos registrados [Spain]: A.S.T. [1966] en la ciudad durante los años 1899 a 1939, año de la 1. Acción Sindical de Trabajadores (Spain) 2. Trade- victoria. unions - Spain. 3. Labor and laboring classes - Spain Barcelona: Impr. la Polígrafa. 1940 14p.; 15 cm.; Reproduction of original in the 1. Patriotic poetry, Spanish University of California, San Diego Library; HD prólogo del Marqués de Casa Pinzón. --; 50p., [2] 6762 .A23 1966. leaves of plates: 2 ports.; 18 cm.; Reproduction of Reel: 33, item 1350 original in the University of California, San Diego Library; PQ 6601 .D3 L5 1940. Achkanof, G. (Grigorii). Reel: 47, item 1911 Los tareas del proletariado del transporte: informa leído en la V.e conferencia internacional de los Adelante!: España libre. Obreros Revolucionarios del Transporte. [Madrid?]: Servicio Nacional de Propaganda. [Paris?]: Editado por el Comité Internacional de [between 1939 and 1942] Propaganda y de Acción del Transporte. [1928] 1. Spain - Politics and government - 1939-1975 - 1. Obreros Revolucionarios del Transporte. 2. Trade- Pictorial works unions - Transport workers - Spain [32]p.: chiefly ill.; 25 cm.; Cover title; Reproduction (Pequeña biblioteca de la Internacional sindical roja); of original in the University of California, San Diego At head of title: Proletarios de todos los paises, Library; DP 269.15 .A33 1939. uníos!; Translated from Russian?; Reproduction of Reel: 14, item 567 original in the University of California, San Diego Library; 46p.; 19 cm. --; HD 8039 .T7 A4 1928. Agramonte, Francisco, b.1880. Reel: 33, item 1364 Conferencia: leída en el salón de actos de la Sociedad Económica de Amigos del País, de Málaga, Los Acontecimientos en los Balcanes. 19 de mayo de 1939, día de la victoria. [Spain?: s.n.]. [1941?] [Oviedo?: s.n.]; (Oviedo: Impr. del Regimiento 1. World War, 1939-1945 - Campaigns - Balkan Infantería). [1939] Peninsula. 2. Balkan Peninsula - History - 20th 1. Fascism - Spain. 2. Communism - Spain. 3. Spain - century History - Civil War, 1936-1939 33p.; 20 cm.; Reproduction of original in the 19p.; 22 cm.; Cover title; the University of University of California, San Diego Library; California, San Diego's copy has the author's Contents: Lo que opinaban los ingleses -- Los inscription; Reproduction of original in the documentos alemanes -- Lo que dice la prensa University of California, San Diego Library; DP española; D 766 .A4 1941. 269.17 .A42 1939. Reel: 4, item 140 Reel: 15, item 584 Los Acreedores de Barcelona Traction, Light and [Agrarian reform during the 2nd Republic in Spain: Power Company, Limited frente a las irregularidades selected pamphlets]. de esta compañía. All published in Spain. [1935-1937] Barcelona: [s.n.]; (Barcelona: Elzeviriana). 1951 1. Land reform - Spain. 2. Land tenure - Spain 3. 1. Barcelona Traction, Light, and Power Company. 2. Land reform - Law and legislation - Spain. 4. Electric utilities - Spain Agriculture and state - Spain. 5. Spain - History - 39p.; 22 cm.; Cover title; HD 9685 .S84 B32 1951. Republic, 1931-1939 Reel: 34, item 1398 4 pamphlets: ill.; 20-24 cm.; Material assembled by the University of California, San Diego Library; At Acto conmemorativo del XXV aniversario de la head of title of nos. [1-3] in set: Instituto de Reforma promulgación de la Constitución de la República Agraria; Contents: [1] Normas sobre peticiones de Española. acceso a la propiedad (1935) --[2] La siembra (1935) México: Embajada de España. [1956?] -- [3] Por una cooperativa en cada pueblo, dentro del 1. Spain - Constitutional history - Anniversaries, etc. Instituto de Reforma Agraria (1937) -- [4] 7 de 2. Spain - Politics and government - 1931-1939 - octubre: una nueva era en el campo / Ministerio de Anniversaries, etc Agricultura (1936); HD 775 .A47 1935. celebrado por los diputados de las Cortes Reel: 32, item 1307 Constituyentes en el exilio. --; 28p., [5] pages of plates: ill., ports.; 23 cm.; Cover title; At head of title: 9 de diciembre de 1931--9 de diciembre de 1956; Reproduction of original in the University of California, San Diego Library; JN 8205 .A6 1956. Reel: 40, item 1608 2 Spanish Civil War Collection Author Index Agrarian reform in Spain: an historical study. Aguilar de la Serra, Joaquín. London: United Editorial. [1938] Novedad en el frente. 1. Land tenure - Spain. 2. Agriculture - Spain. 3. Cadiz: Ediciones Patrióticas. [1939?] Agriculture - Economic aspects - Spain. 4. Land 1. Spain - History - Civil War, 1936-1939 - Personal reform - Spain narratives. 2. Spain - History - Civil War, 1936-1939 by the Spanish Institute for Agrarian Reform. --; - Psychological aspects 74p.; 23 cm.; "The contents of this book have been prólogo de Gustavo Mistral. --; 35p.: 1 ill.; 19 cm.; compiled from translated extracts of La Reforma Cover title; Reproduction of original in the agraria en España: sus motivos, su esencia, su acción University of California, San Diego Library; DP which was issued and published by the Institute for 269.9 .A34 1939. agrarian reform in Valencia in May, 1937"--P. [3]; Reel: 25, item 1020 Reproduction of original in the University of California, San Diego Library; HD 2021 .S6. Aguilera Malta, Demetrio, b.1909. Reel: 32, item 1316 Madrid, reportaje novelado de una retaguardia heroica. La Agresión italiana: documentos ocupados a las Guayaquil: Ediciones Populares: Distribuye, Librería unidades italianas en la acción de Guadalajara. Navarro. 1937 [Spain]: Ministerio de Estado. [1937] 1. Spain - History - Civil War, 1936-1939 - Fiction 1. Fascism - Spain. 2. Spain - History - Civil War, 5a ed. --; 46p.; 21 cm.; Cover title; Reproduction of 1936-1939 - Participation, Italian - Sources. 3. Spain original in the University of California, San Diego - History - Civil War, 1936-1939 - Campaigns - Library; PQ 8219 .A36 M3 1937b. Sources. 4. Italy - Politics and government - 1922- Reel: 49, item 2017 1945. 5. Italy - Politics and government - 1922- 319p.: ill., facsims.; 34 cm.; Cover title; Facsimile Aguilera Malta, Demetrio, b.1909.
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