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Joao Gonçalves joaogoncalves14 — I've known Spaniards who supported opposing sides in this civil war - and they both have legitimate reasons to support their view. The Republic was a mixture of progressives, socialists, pro-Stalin communists, anti-Stalin communists, anarchists, athiests, labourers, low-paid workers, Basques, and landless peasants. The Nationalists were traditionalists, monarchists, capitalists, catholics, militarists, wealthy landowners, landowning peasants, Carlists and fascists. The stage was set: whoever won the election would impose their will on the other. There was no reconciliation. No compromise. The other side would not stand for it. A few sparks were lit in July 1936 that set off the war. Was there a good guy/bad guy? Having talked to Spaniards - the answer is not really. If you were a church-going traditionalist - you were fighting the Reds. If you were a republican - you were fighting the fascists. The truth lied somewhere in between. The writer - however, seemed to have sympathies with the republicans. As time went on - massacres were committed on both sides. The Nationalists murdered captured prisoners. The Republicans murdered priests, nuns and burned churches. Italy and Germany assisted the Nationalists - - the Soviet Union assisted the Republicans. The International Brigades were primarily foreign communists. The Condor Legion bombed Guernica. I recommend this book - - but keep an open mind - because you have two sides who fought for what they believed was best for Spain. Tradition and Catholic vs. Progressive and Atheist.