This book offers a bold reassessment of the Spanish Communist Party (PCE) as an important actor in Cold War-era transnational communist networks. This volume situates the PCE within a complex web of ideological, political, and economic relationships with key communist regimes and Western European communist parties.
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1. The Transnational Turn, the History of the Comintern and Paths Forward for Cold War Communist Studies 2. The Communist Party of Spain and the USSR from the Soviet Perspective 3. East-West Relations. The Communist Party of Spain and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union during the Cold War from the Spanish Perspective 4. Relations between the Spanish Communists and the East-German SED in the Framework of Spain-GDR Ties (1949-1989) 5. Transnational Economics. The PCE between Prague, Moscow and Madrid (1945-1977) 6. Ideology, Solidarity and Interests in PCE-PZPR Relations 7. "Friends will be Friends". Links between Spanish and Yugoslav Communist Parties 8. The Communist Party of Spain and the Internationalisation of Anti-Francoism through the World Peace Council (1948-1977) 9. Communist Women and Transnational Anti-Francoist Campaigns (1960s-1970s): Gender, Politics and Solidarity 10. Solidarity and Eurocommunism. Relations between Italian and Spanish Communists in the 1960s and 1970s 11. "Our Flag Stays Red". Transnational Networks of Spanish Orthodox Dissent in European Communism (1968-1990)
