The Strange Death of Durruti: The Civil War's Greatest Enigma

The Genil Murders – Official Reports of July 31 and August 1, 1936

The Thousands of Dead in the Clandestine Cemeteries of the Republic

The Terrible Mistake That Destroyed Franco's Best Ship

Azaña Trapped in the Republican Chaos of Barcelona

The Santander Prison Ship Massacre

The Red Devil: The Most Reckless Pilot of the Civil War

The First March of the Spanish Legion

The Cruelties of the Worst Republican Camp of the Civil War

Men Without a Past: The Birth of the Spanish Legion

The Suicide Attack That Saved an Entire Column in the Civil War

España Arde… Iglesias en Llamas y un Gobierno Desbordado | Diarios de Azaña

Forced Labor and Disappearances | The Horrors of Franco’s Camps

Chaos on the Day Azaña Returned to Power | Azaña's Diaries

Did Franco let Primo de Rivera die? The story of their rivalry

The Republican Who Confronted the Militias

The Republican General's Opposition to the Tricolor Flag

The Greatest Carnage of the Civil War

The Agonizing Last Meeting of the Republic in the Underground

The Voice that Sowed Terror in the Civil War

The Plan to Turn Spain into the New USSR

44 Hours of Agony: The Republican Submarine Facing Franco's Fleet

Franco's Participation in the Execution of His Cousin

The First Bloodbath of the Civil War

The Young Man Who Survived the Paracuellos Massacre

Killing for the Sake of Killing: Stories from the Civil War

The Terrible Siege That Changed the Civil War

The Secret Guerrilla in the Streets During the Civil War

Valencia Remains Loyal, the Government Regains Ground – Official Reports July 29 and 30, 1936

The Strange Deaths of National Leaders During the Civil War

Granada Cries for Help and the Siege Tightens – Official Reports of July 27 and 28, 1936

The Prisoner Who Spent the Longest Time in Prison

Bombs Over the Sierra: The War Intensifies – Official Reports of July 26, 1936

The Prime Minister Who Lastd 1 Hour During the Civil War

Brutal Battle in the Sierra – Official Reports of July 24 and 25, 1936

The Unknown Christmas Truce in the Civil War

The Sierra de Madrid, The First Major Front – Official reports of July 22 and 23, 1936

The Terrible Battle of Belchite in the Civil War

Madrid Burns and the War Spreads Throughout Spain – Official Reports July 21, 1936

The International Brigades in the Civil War

The Fight for Madrid and Control of the Strait – Official Reports of July 20, 1936

Hitler in His Last Hours: Suicide, Betrayals and the End of Berlin

Open War Begins: Troops Arrive from Africa – Official Reports July 19, 1936

The Assassination of Calvo Sotelo, the Death that Started the Civil War

The Uprising Breaks Out and Spain Enters the War – Official Reports of July 17 and 18, 1936

The Oppression of the Church During the Civil War

The Popular Front's Hatred of the Church

Expelled from their village during the Civil War

Franco's Letter to the President of the Government

The People Who Abolished Money in the Civil War

Voluntary Prisoner in a Concentration Camp

The Fight that Preceded the Civil War

The Most Horrible Bombing of World War II

The Plan for the Attack on Pearl Harbor in World War II

The executioners of the Spanish Civil War

The Fifth Column: The Spies of the Civil War

The Children of Russia, the Exiles of the Civil War

The PURGES of the Civil War

The Front's OFFENSIVES in the Spanish Civil War

The Attacks on Francoist Leaders in the Civil War