SPANISH CIVIL WAR books and pamplets

[abbielives!]

The Spanish Anarchists
Homage to Catalonia
To Remember Spain
The Spanish Civil War- preston

with the peasents of aragon
anarchists in the spanish revolution
visions on fire
history of the cnt
the spanish labyrinth
the anarchists of casas viejas
the anarchist collectives
free women of spain
workers against work
the agony of modernisation
red barcelona
durruti
tragedy of spain
we the anarchists
blood of spain
anarchist organization
lessons of the spanish revolution
revolution and civil war in spain
the spanish civil war revolution and counterrevolution
friends of durruti stuff
a new world in our hearts
Emilio Canz: an anarchist
Partisan In Italy and Spain
The Iron Column
Libertarian Communism
Remebering Spain
Anarchist economics
Wrong Steps
After the Revolution
Spain: Social Revolution-Counter Revolution
The May Days

The are all either books or pamplets, none are fiction as far as I know though I have only read the first four.

[Mujer Libre]

It would be good if you could give authors.

I also think this should be merged with the "reading list" thread so it's not lost forever once it goes to the second page. Objections?

[Bright Banana Beard]

ebook if you can, and try to have space between the title and with author name.

[Angry Young Man]

Are these documents or novels?
Anybody here read For Whom the Bell Tolls? I liked it, although I was a little sceptical about Hemingway. The prose can be dull in parts...Suppose you have to get used to it. Anyway, the best chapter's the one with Sordo's band - it made me really sad when I read it.
The book really should've been based around Pilar.

But yes, tell me all the novels. I wasn't called Romantic Revolutionary for nowt ;)

Also, watch Ken Loach's Land and Freedom.