<p>In the ideological cauldron of war, how do individuals end up on “sides”?  Daniel and Patricia explore that it’s not as simple as left versus right, despite the propaganda of the 1930s.</p>

In the ideological cauldron of war, how do individuals end up on “sides”? Daniel and Patricia explore that it’s not as simple as left versus right, despite the propaganda of the 1930s.

<p>In the ideological cauldron of war, how do individuals end up on “sides”?&nbsp; Daniel and Patricia explore that it’s not as simple as left versus right, despite the propaganda of the 1930s.</p>

Episode Two	- The Family Politics of War

Two historians, formerly teacher and student, share their research discoveries and family stories connected to the Spanish Civil War through the lenses of family history, politics, labor, and migration. Daniel Czitrom taught at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts for 41 years and Patricia Schechter currently teaches at Portland State University in Oregon. Czitrom’s book is a memoir entitled Kitchen Table History: Wrestling with my Family’s Radical Past and Schechter’s book is a study of an important mining town in Andalusia titled El Terrible: Life and Labor in Pueblonuevo, 1887-1939.

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