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Propaganda Offices C ALBA - Bob Reed Collection Red Domination in Spain, The: The General Cause Academy of International Solidarity with the Spanish Republic Sciences of the USSR Blanshard Freedom and Catholic Power in Spain and Portugal Bookchin Spanish Anarchists, The Borkenau Spanish Cockpit, The Bowers My Mission to Spain Brenan Spanish Labyrinth, The Brenan Face of Spain, The Brenan South from Granada Brome International Brigades, The: Spain 1936 – 1939 Calmer Salud! Poems and Stories of Spain Carrillo Dialogue on Spain Carr Spanish Civil War, The: A History in Pictures Carr Comintern & the Spanish Civil War, The Carr Spain: 1808 – 1975 Carroll Odyssey of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, The Casals Joys and Sorrows Chavkin Spain: Implications for United States Foreign Policy Clark Basques, The: The Franco Years and Beyond Collins & Or I’ll Dress You in Mourning Lapierre Collum African Americans in the Spanish Civil War Colodny Struggle for Madrid, The Colodny Spain: The Glory and the Tragedy Commissariat of Book of the XV Brigade, The War, XV Brigade Corkill & Road to Spain, The: Anti-Fascists at War 1936-1939 Rawnsley Cornford Collected Writings Cot Triumph of Treason Coverdale Italian Intervention in the Spanish Civil War Cowles Looking for Trouble Cronin Frank Ryan: The Search for the Republic Crow Spain: The Root and the Flower Cunningham Penguin Book of Spanish Civil War Verse, The Cunningham Spanish Front: Writers on the Civil War Davidson Between Sittings Davis Spain’s Civil War Davis Sun Climbs Slow, The Davis Fearful Innocence, A De Madariaga Spain: A Modern History Deane Tomorrow is Manana Del Vayo Give Me Combat: The Memoirs of Julio Alvarez del Vayo Del Vayo Freedom’s Battle Descola History of Spain, A deVries Up from the Cellar Dolgoff Anarchist Collectives Durruti People Armed, The Eaton Forces of Freedom in Spain, The: 1974-1979 Eby Siege of the Alcazar, The Eby Between the Bullet and the Lie Escobal Death Row: Spain 1936 Fagen Exiles and Citizens: Spanish Republicans in Mexico Falcoff & Pike Spanish Civil War, 1936-39, The Feis Spanish Story, The Fischer Men and Politics Fischer Comrades Foltz Masquerade in Spain, The Forest From a Spanish Prison Foss & Gerahty Spanish Arena, The Frances La Guerra Francis Miners Against Fascism: Wales and the Spanish Civil War Fraser Tajos: The Story of a Village on the Costa del Sol Fraser In Hiding Fraser Pueblo, The: A Mountain Village on the Costa del Sol Fraser Blood of Spain Fyrth Britain, Fascism and the Popular Front Gallo Spain under Franco: A History Gannes & Spain in Revolt Repard Garcia Franco’s Prisoners Garcia-Madrid Requiem por la Libertad Geiser Prisoners of the Good Fight Geiser Prisoners of the Good Fight Geiser Prisoners of the Good Fight Gellhorn Face of War, The Gerassi Premature Antifascists, The Gibson Lorca, Federico Garcia: A Life Gibson El asesinato do Garcia Lorca Gironella Cypresses Believe in God, The Gironella One Million Dead Goldman Vision on Fire Goldston Civil War in Spain, The Gonzalez Listen Comrades: Life and Death in the Soviet Union Gurney Crusade in Spain Guttmann Wound in the Heart, The Hamilton Appeasement’s Child: The Franco Regime in Spain Hayes Wartime Mission in Spain Haywood Black Bolshevik: Autobiography of an Afro-American Communist Hellman Unfinished Woman, An Hemingway For Whom the Bell Tolls Hemingway Fifth Column, The, and Four Stories of the Spanish Civil War Hermet Communists in Spain, The Herr Spain Herrick Hermanos! Hills Spain Hills Franco: The Man and His Nation Hoar Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion, The Hoare Complacent Dictator Hooper Spaniards, The Hughes Report from Spain Hughes Good Morning Revolution Ibarruri Speeches and Articles: 1936 – 1938 Ibarruri Autobiography of La Pasionaria, The Irizarry Thirty Thousand, The Ivens Camera and I, The Jackson Fighter! The Story of Air Combat 1936-45 Jackson Historian’s Quest Jackson Spanish Civil War, The Jackson Spanish Civil War, The Jackson Spanish Republic and the Civil War, The: 1931 – 1939 Katz & Crawford Lincoln Brigade, The Kazantzakis Spain Kershner Quaker Service in Modern War Kisch They Shall Not Pass Koestler Dialogue with Death Kurzman Miracle of November Lacouture Andre Malraux Landis Spain! The Unfinished Revolution Landis Abraham Lincoln Brigade Landis Death in the Olive Groves Langdon-Davies Behind the Spanish Barricades Langdon-Davies Behind the Spanish Barricades Langer Josephine Herbst: The Story She Could Never Tell Last Spanish Tragedy, The Leeds Let My People Know: The Story of Wilfred Mendelson Legarreta Guernica Generation, The Leval Collectives in the Spanish Revolution Levy Guerilla Warfare Life World Spain Library Life World Spain Library Lloyd Franco Lopez Dark and Bloody Ground Lorca Deep Song and Other Prose Lorca Selected Poems of Federico Garcia Lorca Lorca La Zapatera Prodigiosa Lorca Bodas de Sangre Low & Brea Red Spanish Notebook Lunn Spanish Rehearsal Macdonald Homage to the Spanish Exiles Machado Solitudes, Galleries, and other Poems Madariaga Spain Madsen Malraux Malraux Man’s Hope Matthews World in Revolution, A Matthews Two Wars to Come Matthews Half of Spain Died Matthews Yoke and the Arrows, The Merriman & American Commander in Spain Lerude Miller Voices Against Tyranny Mora In Place of Splendor Morris Generation of Spanish Poets, A: 1920 – 1936 Murciaux Unforsaken, The Muste Say That We Saw Spain Die Nelson Volunteers, The Nelson & Madrid 1937: Letters of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade from the Hendricks Spanish Civil War Nelson & Edwin Rolfe Hendricks Nelson, Barrett Steve Nelson, American Radical & Ruck Neruda Five Decades: Poems 1925-1970 O’Neill Trapped in Spain O’Riordan Connolly Column Ortas 50 Centimos Orwell Homage to Catalonia Palencia Smouldering Freedom Palencia I Must Have Liberty Palmer They Shall Not Pass Pamies Una Espanola Llamada Dolores Ibarruri Paul Life and Death of a Spanish Town, The Paul Last Time I Saw Paris, The Paul Last Time I Saw Paris, The Paul & Allen All the Brave: Drawings of the Spanish Civil War Payne Spanish Revolution, The Payne Franco’s Spain Payne Politics and Society in Twentieth-Century Spain Payne Civil War in Spain, The Paz Spanish Civil War, The Peirats Anarchists in the Spanish Revolution Plenn Wind in the Olive Trees: Spain from the Inside Powell Mexico and the Spanish Civil War Predmore Una Espana Joven en la Poesia de Antonio Machado Preston Spanish Civil War, The Preston Coming of the Spanish Civil War, The Propaganda Estampas de la Revolucion Expanola 19 Julio de 1936 Offices C.N.T & F.A.I. Quintanilla Franco’s Black Spain Regler Great Crusade, The Regler Owl of Minerva, The: The Autobiography of Gustav Regler Richardson Comintern Army Riesenfeld Dancer in Madrid Robinson Wall to Paint On, A Rolfe Lincoln Battalion, The Romeiser Red Flags, Black Flags: Critical Essays on the Literature of the Spanish Civil War Rosenstone Crusade of the Left, The Saint Exupery Wind, Sand and Stars Sedwick Tragedy of Manuel Azana and the Fate of the Spanish Republic, The Semprun Communism in Spain in the Franco Era Semprun & La Guerre Est Finie Resnais Sender Seven Red Sundays Sender Counter-Attack in Spain Sheean Not Peace but a Sword Shields On the Battle Lines 1919 – 1939 Skidmore Salmagundi No. 76-77: Remembering the Spanish Civil War College Snellgrove Franco and the Spanish Civil War Sobejano, et. al. Goytisolo Sommerfield Volunteer in Spain Souchere Explanation of Spain, An Sperber And I Remember Spain Stansky & Journey to the Frontier Abrahams Stein Beyond Death and Exile Strong Spain in Arms – 1937 Sutherland Spanish Journey Szulc Portrait of Spain Szurek Shattered Dream, The Tellez Sabate Thomas Spanish Civil War, The Thomas & Witts Guernica: The Crucible of World War II Time-Life Books Architects of Air Power Tinker Some Still Live Tiso Recalling the Good Fight: An Autobiography of the Spanish Civil War Torbado & Forgotten Men, The Leguineche Toynbee Distant Drum, The Valleau Spanish Civil War in American and European Films, The Voros American Commissar Watt Comet Connection, The Weintraub Last Great Cause, The Welles Spain: The Gentle Anarchy Whaley Guerillas in the Spanish Civil War Whealey Hitler & Spain Whelan Capa, Robert: A Biography Whitaker Spain and Defense of the West Wolff Another Hill Woolf Fascism in Europe Worsley Fellow Travelers Wright Pagan Spain Wyden Passionate War, The Yates Mississippi to Madrid Yates Mississippi to Madrid Yates Mississippi to Madrid Yglesias Franco Years, The Zuehlke Gallant Cause, The Additional books Aceves Social Change in a Spanish Village Acier From Spanish Trenches Alan Spanish Quest Alberti Lost Grove, The Aldgate Cinema & History Alexander British Volunteers for Liberty: Spain, 1936-1939 Allan and Scalpel the Sword, The Gordon Alvarez Tall Soldiers, The Avni Spain, the Jews, and Franco Bailey Kid from Hoboken, The: An Autobiography Baker Ernest Hemingway: A Life Story Baland/St. Selected Poems: Miguel Hernandez and Blas de Otero Martin Barea Forging of a Rebel, The Bariac Les Brigades Internationales Bates Lean Men Bates Sirocco Bates Olive Fields, The Bauer Cries from a Wounded Madrid Beeching Canadian Volunteers Spain 1936 – 1939 Beevor Spanish Civil War, The Benson Writers in Arms Bessie Men in Battle Bessie Men in Battle Bessie Spanish Civil War Notebooks Bessie Spain Again Bessie Heart of Spain, The Bessie & Prago Our Fight Colang Spanish Civil War and an American Community, The Ullman Internal Win Spain: 1700 to the Present ALBA Additional Books Menéndez The Spaniards in Their History Pidal,R. Elliot, Paul The Life and Death of a Spanish Town Regler,G. The Great Crusade Malraux, A. Man`s Hope Sanabre,J. Martirologio de la Iglesia en la Diócesis de Barcelona durante la persecución religiosa, 1936-39 Gannes,H. Spain in Revolt W.I.H. Polacy W Wojnie Hispanskiej Maisky,I. Spanish Notebooks S.H.M. La batalla de Pozoblanco y el cierre de la bolsa de Mérida S.H.M. La gran ofensiva sobre Zaragoza S.H.M.
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