Political Violence in Spain (1814-1931) - Every Month

The Victorian Era was an era of prosperity for elites where different types of fashion, literature and ideals spread across the planet in many countries, hence a unique era for those whom survived the Age of Revolution, in Spain instability from the end of the Peninsular War and foreign intervention by France (Napoleonic and Bourbon) and the Holy Alliance would cause over a century of revolution, civil war and unrest that would see Spain go through different regimes, ultimately Spain would be ruled by the Second Spanish Republic in the end, but the Political Violence never died, culminating the Spanish Civil War and the tragedies that came after the war.
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[@zyanego3170]

"I am beginning to think that the spanish are the strongest Nation on Earth. Every century they try to destroy themselves but they never succed."
-Otto von Bismarck

[@steppebandit1381]

I thought that quote was about the Ottomans.

[@unanec]

@SerafimX454_Alt it's not

[@jellyfesh7517]

hmmm i dont know what are they going to try this century

[@wilhelmgundersen5542]

Lol true

[@hispalismapping155]

And he never said that.

[@alejoalfonso1459]

Not bad man but between 1871 and 1873, those green rebelions were cantonal rebelions, in the sense that they seeked a Spanish confederation (Swiss style), not just a federation (American style)

[@iamothemakhnovist20]

interesting !

[@hispalismapping155]

They fought even themself.

[@essr4580]

Could you do some videos on the many many civil wars of Colombia, they’re pretty interesting but there’s not much on them around

[@ahiruvega1578]

History of Colombia by angel

[@spaghettiking7312]

Ironic that World War 1 looks like one of the most peaceful periods for Spain in this whole video.

[@hispalismapping155]

Yes yes, ask Eduardo Dato

[@enriquemartinez7126]

Bc spain during the war thx to being neutral sold many Guns and equipment growing the economy during that period

[@andrefarfan4372]

Great job video!

[@pizzat1me788]

Its actually insane how unstable spain is i really hope one day spain becomes truly stable

[@enriquemartinez7126]

Im from Spain and i also hope it jajaja

[@Starkiller-Sniper]

Vive España!

[@unanec]

it won't as far as Spain is castilian

[@iberianslivestreams9597]

@@unanec What?

[@unanec]

@@iberianslivestreams9597 exactly that

[@greekkaiser639]

Your favorite color is yellow or blue?
Spain : yes

[@velozio]

I sacrifice this comment to the YT algorithm Gods

[@lordfoxquaad1611]

XIX century period in Europe was quite much like the today's Middle East and Africa with never ending revolutions, unrests and civil wars.

[@unanec]

Spain 100% of the time since 1816: *I don't like the government*

[@jakemitchell7786]

As a wise philosopher once said:
"Spain is pain."

[@KayraAtakanQX]

I become 1000st viewer :)
Great job as always 👍

[@TheGilliams]

Great job, will this be a series?

[@kamo93]

Bro, you are a God, thanks for this!

[@politonno2499]

Woah, nice job

[@TheMFC2012dos]

Please, make a second part of "Political Violence in Spain" (1931-2023)

[@EkyagNeve]

Political violence in Spain ended in 2018 with the dissolution of ETA

[@spanishmapper671]

And eta didnt even start any rebellion or mutiny, they just killed politicans and important people, so i would say political violence in spain, ended in 1939, at least if we had to define it on a map

[@s3m1f64]

​@@spanishmapper671how about the Maquis? and various strikes?

[@spanishmapper671]

@@s3m1f64 i didnt know about the maquis until some weeks ago, i guess i was wrong, but when the maquis ended in the 1960s that probably meant the end of political violence in spain.

[@s3m1f64]

@@spanishmapper671 ignoring ETA (which was most definitely an important episode of political violence) there were several strikes.

[@fasolasuchustenax1420]

That's really good work!

[@statue1128]

CONFLICT IN CHAD PLEASE.
IT'S VERY IMPORTANT. YOU KNOW...

[@alvarorubionieto84]

Yes

[@starzreoux]

Nice!

[@turcanadian]

Spain can't even be stabilized untill 1939. What a state

[@kamo93]

Little correction: There really were riots and uprisings until 1951
Pd: I like a lot your channel!

[@unanec]

it still wasn't unstable in 1939. The last stable period was 1960-1969 between the of guerrilla warfare and the furst terrorist actions of ETA but still in theese years there were protests and some general unrest

[@octaviancadar5453]

can you do algerian-french war? in which the pied noir where forced to flee algeria?

[@theremapping3840]

Really detailed. You could probably make it a 3 part series. For revolutionaries and instability in the Republic, and under the Fascist's regime.

[@spanishmapper671]

I dont think francoist spain had many uprisings since everyone who opposed the regime at that time was sent to labor camps or killed

[@lesscringeymapperdude]

How did you get the sources

[@jeaniusedits6094]

If u have never done the spanish civil war can u do dat 1936 - 1939

[@hispalismapping155]

Well you forget about a few things
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complot_de_Prats_de_Moll%C3%B3
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_Aguilera_y_Egea

[@dodolulupepe]

You forgot Couto Misto. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Couto_Misto
great work though :D

[@alejoalfonso1459]

Fun fact, the political climate in Spain at the time was dominated by only 2 parties that shared power ad infinitum, defending particular interests that were in fact those destroying spanish economy. Against this, a lot of regions tried to seek a different answer (Basque country seeked autonomous rights, Catalonia seeked independence, the colonies seeked more local/military control,...) In the case of Andalousia, the poorest region in the country, Bandoleros were formed, ane they would rob rich landlords to redistribute wealth. This figure and mindset has been in andalousian minds ever since, and it explains partly why Andalousia is one of the most left wing regions in the country.

[@WarpDoomer]

Rather was, Andalusia has shifted strongly to the right in recent years

[@hispalismapping155]

Sure thats why PP is in Andalusia

[@colesweathertracking5785]

Cool

[@galacticpenguintv6752]

What a mess! Poor Spain.

[@user-ru3nq1ti9t]

Spain from superpower to a slaved country by new superpowers

[@josephyeung8246]

Will you do More African war？

[@Elaine..yfghh-628]

Spain is in europe

[@fehervari98]

Looks like if not else, Franco atleast brought stability to Spain, huh...

[@unanec]

he did not. Maquis, CNT-FAI, ETA, national front of catalonia, basque nationalist party, Communists, Anarchists... existed

[@hispalismapping155]

@@unanec Better than sporadic pronuncamientos and alzamientos.

[@unanec]

@@hispalismapping155 pronunciamientos weren't that bad, i wouldn't even call it unstability since most didn't even want to overthrow the government

[@hispalismapping155]

@@unanec The difference between uprising and pronunciamientos is that they only wanted to change the political and social direction of the country.
The fact that the maximum that the maquis could do from outside was half invade dwarf towns of the Aran

[@mish6980]

Karabakh war 2020 every day Please🙏🙏🙏

[@JackTheSlayer-ok5eq]

Hello

[@train884]

spain but without s

[@universenerdd]

Do you support #boycottyoutube
Note, you can still use CZcams, just with an adblocker

[@Sheepybearry]

why?

[@universenerdd]

@@Sheepybearry idk it's been two years. I think it was sum big at the time?

[@universenerdd]

@@Sheepybearry use an ad blocker fr tho

[@arxontas2593]

A fucking rainbow lol