دانلود کتاب Spain's Martyred Cities: From the Battle of Madrid to Picasso's Guernica

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Front Cover
Dedication
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
The Cañada Blanch Centre for Contemporary Spanish Studies
Series Editor’s Preface
Author’s Preface and Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
Author’s Note
Part I: The News From Spain
1 Reporting a War
Louis Delaprée and Paris-Soir
‘The road to Madrid’
Press coverage of the Spanish Civil War
2 Delaprée in Insurgent and Republican Territory
In rebel Castile (July 1936)
Through Republican Spain (August–September 1936)
Excursus: A women’s war
Part II: Madrid, The “Martyred and Heroic City”
3 The Battle of Madrid
Waiting for the Nationalists (October 1936)
Madrid battlefield (7–23 November 1936)
Excursus on the ‘frontline of Babel’: Reporting the International Brigades
4 Bombs over Madrid
Bombs over Spain
Madrid and Getafe: Counting the dead (30 October–23 November 1936)
Dispatches from a ‘martyred city’
Death of a journalist
5 The Reconstructed Texts of Louis Delaprée’s The Martyrdom of Madrid
A note on the text
Part III: The Art of Lying
6 Aftermath in “The Industry of Lies”
The downing of the embassy plane
The Delaprée affair: “The voice of a dead man accuses the lying press”
Picasso’s Dream and Lie of Franco
“Dead bodies and ruined houses”: Virginia Woolf’s Three Guineas
Delaprée’s shade in Malraux’s Man’s Hope
7 Madrid, Durango, Gernika: Three ‘Martyred’ Cities and Picasso’s Guernica
Images of ‘martyred’ Durango
The renewed artillery bombardments of Madrid (April 1937)
Towards the Guernica: Picasso and “the lying press, the murderous press”
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Back Cover