Hugo Garcia received a Ph.D. in Political Science from UNED (Spain's Open University) in 2005. At present he works as a research fellow at the Department of History of Political Thought and Social Movements at Complutense University, Madrid. His research focuses on the history of propaganda and political ideologies in interwar Europe. He has published articles on the topic in leading Spanish and British historical reviews, and given papers at conferences and seminars both in Spain and in Britain.

• Introduction: The Truth about Spain; The Age of Modern Propaganda, 1896-1939; The Nationalists: Between Intransigence & Pragmatism; The Republicans: Triumphing Over Chaos; Defining the War; The Battle of Atrocities; The Battles of Civilization: Religion, Art, Culture; The Battle over Foreign Intervention; The Converted & the Unconverted: The British & the Spanish Conflict; Epilogue: Echoes of the Battle; Glossary.

Hugo Garcia received a Ph.D. in Political Science from UNED (Spain's Open University) in 2005. At present he works as a research fellow at the Department of History of Political Thought and Social Movements at Complutense University, Madrid. His research focuses on the history of propaganda and political ideologies in interwar Europe. He has published articles on the topic in leading Spanish and British historical reviews, and given papers at conferences and seminars both in Spain and in Britain.

• Introduction: The Truth about Spain; The Age of Modern Propaganda, 1896-1939; The Nationalists: Between Intransigence & Pragmatism; The Republicans: Triumphing Over Chaos; Defining the War; The Battle of Atrocities; The Battles of Civilization: Religion, Art, Culture; The Battle over Foreign Intervention; The Converted & the Unconverted: The British & the Spanish Conflict; Epilogue: Echoes of the Battle; Glossary.

Hugo Garcia received a Ph.D. in Political Science from UNED (Spain's Open University) in 2005. At present he works as a research fellow at the Department of History of Political Thought and Social Movements at Complutense University, Madrid. His research focuses on the history of propaganda and political ideologies in interwar Europe. He has published articles on the topic in leading Spanish and British historical reviews, and given papers at conferences and seminars both in Spain and in Britain.

• Introduction: The Truth about Spain; The Age of Modern Propaganda, 1896-1939; The Nationalists: Between Intransigence & Pragmatism; The Republicans: Triumphing Over Chaos; Defining the War; The Battle of Atrocities; The Battles of Civilization: Religion, Art, Culture; The Battle over Foreign Intervention; The Converted & the Unconverted: The British & the Spanish Conflict; Epilogue: Echoes of the Battle; Glossary.