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RE: How Decisions Made By Anarchists During Those PreviousTimes?
Although it is true that the anarchist movements were very important in the Civil War of my country, the interpretation is not correct. The uprising that provoked the entrance of the troops of Franco were the numerous murders that were committing the communists, among which are the murders happened in Asturias in which they came to burn Churches with their pastors inside. As I said earlier the Anarchist movements had their importance. But the majority ideological struggle was Communism Vs Extreme Right.
Appreciate your comment @teks. Thanks for the add up. Can we possibly find any source of your information? I wanted to read it and hopefully come with another article for it.
Gabriel Jackson and Hugh Thomas have made really valuable books on the Spanish Civil War, the Second Republic and the causes and consequences of the war.
Unfortunately, much of the information prior to Franco's uprising does not appear on the Internet. And the information that appears is almost always politicized in one direction or another.
This page can serve you, although as I said before the books better.
http://www.historiasiglo20.org/HE/13.htm
That's the problem with lack of chronological records, generations will not be able to know what really happen and if they does, (just like what you said) politicized.
Thanks for this reference.