Socialista Collection

Spanish Civil War. Camperols: Perque no manqui pa als nostres soldats, sembreu! (Country people: grow wheat to make bread for our soldiers! ). Propaganda poster from the Republican side

Spanish Civil War. Mujeres, ingresad en la Juventud Socialista Unificada (Women, join the Unified Socialist Youth). Propaganda poster from the Republican side

Spanish Civil War. Nuestros caidos exigen el aplastamiento de Franco (Our dead people call for crashing Franco). Propaganda poster from the Republican side

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). La cinquena columna es un perill. Cal destruir-la! (The Fifth Column is a Menace. We Shall Destroy It). Poster by Friedfled for the Partit Socialista Unificat

LARGO CABALLERO, Francisco (1869-1946). Spanish socialist politician. Propaganda poster of the Valencian Socialist Federation. SPAIN. Salamanca. Archivo Historico Nacional

Spain. Civil War. Obrers, camperols, soldats, intel.lectuals. Reforceu els rengles del Partit Socialista Unificat de Catalunya (Workers, farmes, soldiers, intellectuals)

Miguel Boyer (1939 -), socialist politician, portrait 1983

Jose Borrell (Lleida, 1947 -), politician of PSOE, portrait, 1995

ACEVEDO, Isidoro (1867-1952). Spanish writer and socialist politician. Secretary of PSOE (Spanish Socialist Party) in 1896

Spain (1923). Primo de Riveras Dictatorship

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Amid the tumultuous Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), socialist fervor ignited the hearts of the people: Camperols (peasants) answered the call with "Perque no manqui" (Why should we lack?), Mujeres (women) joined the Juventudes Socialistas Unificadas, Nuestros caídos exigen el (our fallen demand), and obreros, camperos, y soldados (workers, peasants, and soldiers) united in the face of the fifth column. Francisco Largo Caballero, a Spanish socialist leader (1869-1946), rallied the masses, while Miguel Boyer (b. 1939), a contemporary socialist politician, and José Borrell (b. 1947), a politician of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), continued the legacy. Isidoro Acevedo (1867-1952), a prolific Spanish writer, chronicled the struggles, and during the Primo de Rivera dictatorship (1923), socialist resistance persisted, fueled by the unwavering spirit of the Spanish people.