Contra Companys, 1936: La frustración nacionalista ante la Revolución

Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous year of 1936, this work delves into the nationalist frustrations that emerged during a pivotal moment in Catalonia's history. The editors, Enric Ucelay-da Cal and Arnau González i Vilalta, gather a collection of analyses that explore the intersection of nationalism and revolutionary fervor. They scrutinize the political landscape, highlighting the tensions between nationalist aspirations and the revolutionary movements that paralleled them, offering a nuanced portrait of a region caught in conflict.

Through a combination of historical narratives and scholarly interpretations, the volume presents a comprehensive examination of the motives and reactions of various nationalist groups during the Spanish Civil War. The contributors raise critical questions about identity, autonomy, and the complexities of regional politics, shedding light on how local sentiments were affected by broader socio-political upheavals. This exploration provides valuable insights into the enduring legacy of the events of 1936, making it an essential read for scholars and enthusiasts of Catalan history.