Nationalist Propaganda During the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939): Appeals for International Support and the Western Fear of Communism
Author: Christian A. Culton
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Nationalist Propaganda During the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939): Appeals for International Support and the Western Fear of Communism by Christian A. Culton explores the use of Nationalist propaganda during the Spanish Civil War to maintain American and British non-intervention. The author analyzes primary sources, including pamphlets, to highlight the portrayal of the Second Spanish Republic as a threat to Western Civilization and the efforts to garner sympathy for Francisco Franco's forces.
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