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The Spanish Civil War: Revolution and Counterrevolution
Burnett Bolloten · University of North Carolina Press · 1991
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Historians differ over how voluntary and productive the rural collectives were: Seidman finds participation was part spontaneous and part coerced and that internal divisions compounded war and political hostility; Balcells cautions that propagandists on both sides distorted the record.
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The economic record of the workplace collectivisations carried out in Republican Spain in 1936–37 is disputed: accounts differ on productivity, coercion and the role of wartime conditions.
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