The Second Republic:between memory and analysis

Today two events of unequal significance but referring to the same issue converge:the Second Republic. Today we have finished the corresponding topic in class and today is the anniversary of its proclamation.
As a summary and as a reminder, I found this article by the historian Julián Casanova to be excellent, referring to the historical significance of the II Republic. The article has been published in today's EL PAÍS newspaper. Your reading is very interesting

The Second Republic_ From The Popular Party To The Coup _ Julián Casanova by jomros

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