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II Spanish Republic The road to the Spanish Civil War

7. The II Republic

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II Spanish RepublicThe road to the Spanish Civil War

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Dinámica Histórica

Gobierno Provisional

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Provisional Government 1931

• The Pact of San Sebastián (republican leftist parties united)

• Niceto Alcalá Zamora, moderate republican, Prime Minister

• New constitution

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Discussions on the newConstitution

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Reform of the Army (Retirement)Minister: Manuel Azaña

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Social & Political reformMinister: Largo Caballero

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Progressive Government 1931-1933

President: Niceto Alcalá Zamora

Prime Minister: Manuel Azaña

center-left government

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Work reform

Minister: Largo Caballero

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Autonomic reform

Catalonia 1932

Basque Country and Galicia in process (it never happened because of a change in the government)

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Agrarian reform, 1932

Land was in the hands of a few big, aristocratic owners

Some of those lands were not being worked The new law took some of those lands to give them to peasants

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Failed Coup d’Etat General Sanjurjo, 1932

Conservatives and monarchists in the Army

General Sanjurjo sentenced to dead but absolved by the next government (1933)

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Casas Viejas, Cádiz enero 1933

Anarchist peasants

Angry because the reforms were too slow

Attack the land

Repression: 23 dead

Scandal: Government resignation

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Conservative Government 1933-1936

Presidente: Niceto Alcalá Zamora

Prime Minister: Alejandro Lerroux

Parties:

Partido Radical: Alejandro Lerroux

CEDA (Confederación de Derechas Autónomas): Gil-Robles

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Counter-reforms

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Asturias Revolution

A miners revolt

The Government sent general Francisco Franco with troops from the African Army 1000 dead and 2000 wounded. 30,000 socialists in jail (PSOE y UGT).

300 dead and 800 wounded among the soldiers and police

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Revolt in Barcelona

President of the Catalonian autonomic government Lluís Companys declares the independence of the Catalonian State

Repression, jail

End of the Catalonian Autonomy

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The Popular Front 1936 - 1939

Left parties (except PSOE)

Presidente: Manuel Azaña

1939: Diego Martínez Barrio

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Political Radicalization

Movilization, militarization and confrontation on the streets

FAI / CNT

Falange Española, JONS

The Popular Front 1936 - 1939

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The spark…

July 12 1936, Liutenant Castillo, a leftist, is killed by gunmen from the right

July 13 Calvo Sotelo, a right wing politician, is killed by leftist gunmen