General Sites on Hemingway
- Virtual Hemingway
-- The Hemingway Society
(the starting place -- and the most complete -- for Hemingway
online)
- Picturing Hemingway: A Writer in His
Time --
National Portrait Gallery
- Ernest
Hemingway -- Addison Wesley Longman
- Hemingway
in His Time -- U. of Delaware Library, Special
Collections
- "Ernest Hemingway: A
Storyteller's Legacy" -- Megan Floyd Desnoyers, J. F.
Kennedy Library
- Hemingway biography
-- Hemingway Resource Center
- Ernest
Hemingway: Featured Author -- New York Times
- A
Hemingway Retrospective -- CNN
- The Ernest
Hemingway Collection -- J. F. Kennedy Library
- Hemingway's
FBI file
- "Hemingway
Unbound" -- James W. Tuttleton, The New Criterion (review of
Mellow's Hemingway: A Life
Without Consequences)
- Hemingway's
Birthplace Home in Oak Park, Illinois
- Hemingway and The Kansas City Star
(1917-1918)
- Hemingway's
Paris: A Hypertext Resource -- Steven Lane,
Malaspina University-College, Canada
- "Fitzgerald,
Hemingway, and The Sun Also
Rises" -- Paige Grande, Literary Traveller
- Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and
Educational Center in Piggott, Arkansas
- Hemingway home
and museum in Key West
World War I
Modernism
Paris in the Twenties
General Sites on Spain
The Civil War, 1936-1939--general sites
The Visual Arts (Photography, Posters, Graphic Art)
Historical Overview: The Franco Years
Anarchists
Nationalists
- Francisco
Franco (Encyclopedia Britannica)
- "Franco's
Nazi Haven" (Paul Preston, History Today, 1997)
- The
Carlists (Infoplease.com)
- Facism
in Europe and The
Spanish Falange
- The
Falange (Encyclopedia Britannica)
- José
Antonio Primo de Rivera (Encyclopedia Britannica)
- Michael Seidman, "Quiet
Fronts in the Spanish Civil War" (The Historian, 1999)
- "Franco
and Azana" (Paul Preston, History Today, 1999)
- review of The Last
Crusade (Warren H. Carroll, 1996)
- "If the Loyalists Had
Won the Spanish Civil War....." (John J. Reilly, 1997)
- "Antisemitism and the
Extreme Right in Spain (1962–1997)" -- José L.
Rodríguez Jiménez
- "Nazi
Propagandist Joseph Goebbels Looks at the Spanish Civil War"
( Robert H. Whealey, The Historian, 1999)
- "Franco's
Spain" -- review of Franco Spain by Jean Grugel and
Tim Ree -- (Michael Richards, The English Historical Review,
1999)
Socialists
Communists
Regional Perspectives: The Basques and
Catalonia
The Catholic Church and The Spanish Civil War
Women in the Civil War
International Involvement
- **The
International Brigades (Encyclopedia Britannica)
- "A
Desperate Democracy Disregarded" (Jacob Wedemeyer)
- **"Farewell
Address to the Volunteers of the International Brigades"
-- (Dolores Ibárruri, La Pasionaria, Barcelona,
November 1, 1938)
- **the military
organization of the International Brigades
- **Interviews
with members of the British brigade (The Guardian, Nov. 2000)
- review of Into
the Heart of the Fire: The British in the Spanish Civil War
by James K. Hopkins (Robert Stradling, The English Historical
Review, Feb. 2000)
- "This is Where
the
War Is: British Masculinity and the Spanish Civil War" --
Kris
Rothstein
- **"Premature
Anti-Fascist" (Bernard Knox)
- **from
Authors Take Sides (1937)
- **"Blood
Flows in Badajoz" (Jay Allen, 1936)
- "Franco's
Irish Volunteers" (General Eoin O'Duffy's fascist
blueshirts) Robert Stradling, History Today, 1995
- The Involvement of
the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War (Rojer
Dandry)
--student essay
- Ireland and the
Spanish Civil War
- International
Brigade members from Sweden
- Australians
in the International Brigades
- Austrians
in the International Brigades
- Dutch
in the International Brigades
- Sweden
and the International Brigades
- The
Botwin Company--Jewish volunteers against Facism
American Involvement: The Lincoln Brigades
The Meaning of the War for the 21st Century
George Orwell
Djuna Barnes
Harry Fisher