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Stalin and the Spanish Civil War
Daniel Kowalsky
Year: 2008, c2001.
Publisher:  Columbia University Press. 
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table of contents
Title Page
Copyright and Permissions
List of Illustrations and Archive Documents
List of Video Clips
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part ISoviet-Spanish RelationsDiplomacy Before and During the Spanish Civil War
[Intro]
1Soviet and Comintern Policy in Spain Prior to July 1936
ISoviet-Spanish DiplomacyOctober 1917-July 1936
IIComintern Activity in Spain Prior to 1936
2Soviet Diplomacy and the Spanish Civil War
[Intro]
ISoviet Diplomats and the Non-Intervention Committee
IIStalin's Diplomats in the Republic
IIIThe Diplomats Recalled
3The Spanish Republic's Diplomatic Mission to Moscow
[Intro]
IAmbassador Pascua
IIStagnation and Decline of the Pascua Mission
IIIThe Impoverished Republican Embassy
IVThe Crisis of Communications
VConsequences of Neglect
Part IIThe Campaigns of Solidarity and Soviet Humanitarian Aid to the Spanish Republic
[Intro]
4The Campaigns of Solidarity in the USSR
IThe Present Historiography
IIThe Comintern's Organization of an International Solidarity Movement
IIIFive Fundraising Drives, 1936-1938
IVThe Role of the CPUSSR in Directing the Solidarity Campaigns
VSoviet Humanitarian Assistance at the End of the War
5The Evacuation of Spanish Children to the Soviet Union
IHistoriographic Problems
IIThe Refugee Crisis in Republican Spain
IIIThe Evacuations to the USSR
IVThe Network of Homes for Spanish Children in the USSR
VSoviet-style School and Leisure
VISpanish Children and Soviet Propaganda
VIIAbandoned and Stranded
Part IIISoviet Cultural Policy and the Spanish Republic
[Intro]
6Soviet-Spanish Cultural Relations Prior to the Civil War
IThe Institutional Framework of Soviet Cultural Policy
IIVarieties of Individual Philo-Sovietism in Spain, 1928-36
IIIVOKSCultural Exchange, Agit-prop, or Information Gathering?
7The Soviet Agit-Prop Offensive in Republican Spain, 1936-39
IThe Dissemination of Soviet Agit-Prop in the Republican Zone
IIThe Role of Soviet Cinema in the Republican Zone
IIIThe Anniversaries of the Revolution and Other Propaganda Events
8The Soviet Home Front and Cultural Exchanges with the Republic
[Intro]
ISoviet filmmakers in Spain
IISpanish Culture in the USSR
Part IVSoviet Military AssistancePlanning, Supply, and Compensation
[Intro]
9Operation X
IThe Initiation of Operation X
IIThe Logistics of Delivery
10Soviet Hardware Supplied to the Republic
11The Spanish Gold and Financing Soviet Military Aid
Part VSoviet Advisors and Military Personnel in the Spanish War
[Intro]
12Command Structure and Advisory Apparatus in Spain
IThe Republic Requests Advisors
IIThe Appointment of Soviet Personnel
IIIThe Advisors in Republican Spain
13General Activities of the Soviet Advisors
IOrganization of the Popular Army
IIOrganization of the International Brigades
IIIMilitary Industry Advisors
IVNaval Advisors
VGuerrilla Warfare, Military Intelligence, and Counter-Intelligence
VIPolitical Commissars
VIICommunications Engineers and Advisors
VIIIThe Linguistic UnitTranslators and Interpreters
14Soviet Pilots in the Spanish Civil War
IThe State of the Republic's Air Forces
IIThe First Soviet Pilots Arrive
IIIInitial Soviet sorties in the Spanish war
IVThe Soviets Lose the Advantage
VProblems of Training and Performance
VIFrom Soviet to Spanish Pilots
15Soviet Tank Crews and Tank Instructors
IThe First Soviet Tankers in Spain
IIThe 1st Armored Brigade
IIIThe BT-5A New Soviet Tank in the Spanish War
16Success and Failure of Operation X
[Intro]
IConflict and Poor Performance Among the Soviet Advisors
IIDistrust, Reprimand, and Lack of Support from Moscow
IIIThe Fate of the Advisors
IVThe Soviet Advisors Assessed
Conclusion
Appendix AAn Essay on the Sources
ISoviet Literature on the Spanish Civil War
[Intro]
1Bibliographies and Historiographic Studies
2Published Archival Documents
3Soviet Memoir Accounts
4Soviet and Post-Soviet Secondary Works
IISpanish Contributions to the Historiography
IIIWestern Interpretations of the Soviet Union and the Spanish Civil War
Appendix BSpanish Historical Sources in the Russian Federation
[Intro]
ILibraries
Russian State Library (former Lenin Library)
Russian State Library-Dissertations and Newspapers Branch-Khimki
Russian National Library-St. Petersburg State Historical Library-Moscow
IIArchives
State Archive of the Russian Federation (Gosudarstvennyi arkhiv Rossiiskoi Federatsii, or GARF)
Russian State Archive of Early Acts (Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi arkhiv drevnikh aktov, or RGADA)
Russian State Archive of the Economy (Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi arkhiv ekonomiki, or RGAE)
Russian State Archive of Literature and Art (Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi arkhiv literatury i iskusstva, or RGALI)
Russian State Military Archive (Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi voennyi arkhiv, or RGVA)
Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi arkhiv sotsial'no-politicheskoi istorii (Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History, or RGASPI; formerly Rossiiskii tsentr khraneniia i izucheniia dokumentov noveishei istorii—Russian Center for Preservation and Study of Records of Modern History, or RTsKhIDNI)
Russian State Military History Archive (Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi voenno-istoricheskii arkhiv, or RGVIA)
Russian State Historical Archive (Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi istoricheskii arkhiv, or RGIA)
Russian State Archive of the Navy (Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi arkhiv Voenno-morskogo flota, or RGAVMF)
Russian State Archive of Film and Photographic Documents (Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi arkhiv kinofotodokumentov, or RGAKFD)
Center for Preservation of Contemporary Documentation (Tsentr khraneniia sovremennoi dokumentatsii, or TsKhSD)
Center for Preservation of Historico-Documentary Collections (Tsentr khraneniia istoriko-dokumental'nykh kollektsii, TsKhIDK)
Archive of Foreign Policy of the Russian Federation (Arkhiv vneshnei politiki Rossiiskoi Federatsii, AVP RF)
Archive of Foreign Policy of the Russian Empire (Arkhiv vneshnei politiki Rossiiskoi Imperii, or AVPRI)
Archive of the President of the Russian Federation (Arkhiv Prezidenta Rossiiskoi Federatsii, or APRF)
Central Archive of the Ministry of Defense (Tsentral'nyi arkhiv Ministerstva oborony, or TsAMO)
Central Archive of the Federal Security Service (Tsentral'nyi arkhiv Federal'noi sluzhby bezopasnosti, or TsA FSB Rossii)
IIIMuseums and Other Organizations
Museum of the Revolution (Muzei Revolut'sii, or MR)
German Anti-fascist Memorial Museum (Memorial'nyi muzei nemetskikh antifashistov, or MMNA)
Archive of War Medicine Documents in the War-Medicine Museum (Archiv Voennoi-meditsinskogo dokumentov Voennoi-meditsinskovo Muzeia, or ABMD-BMM)
Institute of War History-Moscow (Institut voinei istorii, or IVI) [Author: translator asks that you check this—is it "istorii voiny"?]
War Veterans Committee-Moscow (Komitet veteranov voiny)
Notes
Introduction
Part I[Intro]
1Soviet and Comintern Policy in Spain Prior to July 1936
2Soviet Diplomacy and the Spanish Civil War
3The Spanish Republic's Diplomatic Mission to Moscow
4The Campaigns of Solidarity in the USSR
5The Evacuation of Spanish Children to the Soviet Union
Part III[Intro]
6Soviet-Spanish Cultural Relations Prior to the Civil War
7The Soviet Agit-Prop Offensive in Republican Spain, 1936-39
8The Soviet Home Front and Cultural Exchanges with the Republic
9Operation X
10Soviet Hardware Supplied to the Republic
11The Spanish Gold and Financing Soviet Military Aid
Part V[Intro]
12Command Structure and Advisory Apparatus in Spain
13General Activities of the Soviet Advisors
14Soviet Pilots in the Spanish Civil War
15Soviet Tank Crews and Tank Instructors
16Success and Failure of Operation X
Appendix AAn Essay on the Sources
Bibliography
Archival Materials
Spanish Archives
Russian Archives
Other Archives
Published Official Documents
USSR
United States
Italy
Great Britain
France
Germany
Published Sources (including unpublished secondary works)
Newspapers and Periodicals
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Title: Stalin and the Spanish Civil War : by Daniel Kowalsky.
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Subject Headings: • Stalin, Joseph, -- 1879-1953
• Spain -- History -- Civil War, 1936-1939 -- Participation, Russian
• Spain -- Foreign relations -- 1931-1939
• Soviet Union -- Foreign relations -- 1917-1945
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