Elecciones GENERALES 1936🔻 ¿Hubo Fraude🔻 PARTE DOS🔻
Crónicas de la Historia
59,656 views
The elections held in Spain in February 1936 have been the subject of electoral suspicion for years. These elections resulted in a victory for a left-wing coalition called the Popular Front, which encompassed groups ranging from Azaña's moderate left to the communists, including Catalan separatists and with external support from the anarchist CNT. From the very day of the elections, doubts have arisen regarding the authenticity of the results.
Although some voices have denounced manipulation and falsification of ballots, these accusations were never investigated by the Popular Front government. Despite this, the 1936 elections remain a pivotal episode in Spanish history.
However, documents have recently been published suggesting that electoral fraud may have occurred in these elections, including the manipulation of results, the falsification of ballots, and the theft of others, which would have led to the electoral victory of a coalition that had actually been defeated.
In this video, we rely on historical and documentary sources to analyze the events, seeking to offer a rigorous and focused perspective on the possibility of electoral fraud in the 1936 elections in Spain. To this end, we concentrate on presenting the available data and evidence, without resorting to sensationalism or manipulation that could distort the objectivity of our analysis.
🔻SUGGESTION🔻
You might be interested in these videos related to this report.
▶General Elections 1936: Was There Fraud? PART ONE
Elecciones GENERALES 1936🔻 ¿Hubo Fraude?🔻 ...
▶Asturias Revolution 1934: The Prologue to the Civil War
Revolución de ASTURIAS 1934. El PRÓLOGO de...
▶ Proclamation of the Catalan State in 1934 by Lluís Companys
Proclamación del Estado Catalán en 1934 po...
📜 BIBLIOGRAPHY
► Manuel Álvarez Tardío and Roberto Villa García. 1936. Fraud and Violence in the Popular Front Elections
► Julio Gil Pecharromán. The Second Republic: Hopes and Frustrations
► Julián Casanova. Republic and Civil War. Vol. 8 of the History of Spain
► Eduardo González Calleja. Counterrevolutionaries: Violent Radicalization of the Right During the Second Republic, 1931-1936
► González Calleja, Eduardo and Sánchez Pérez, Francisco (2018): “Revisiting Revisionism.” Regarding the book "1936. Fraud and Violence in the Popular Front Elections." In Contemporary History, Carlos III University of Madrid, no. 58, pp. 851-881.
https://www.revistadelibros.com/las-e...
►Enrique Moradiellos. The February 1936 General Elections: A Historiographical Reconsideration. Revista de Libros. https://www.revistadelibros.com/las-e...
✅CLARIFICATION
The script for this video is a summary of information compiled from various sources. This channel does not claim to have the absolute truth on the topics discussed, and therefore invites its audience to respectfully comment on their different points of view.
👉FOLLOW US ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA
▶️ Twitter: Twitter: HistoriaCronica
▶️ Facebook: Facebook: croniscasdelahistoria
▶️ Instagram: cronicasdelahistoria
👉▶️CONTACT: contactoCronicasDLH@gmail.com
►Timestamps
0:00 The Popular Front
4:40 Triumph of the Popular Front
11:24 Opinions of Fraud
16:08 Opinions on the book by Álvarez Tardio and Villa García
20:06 Our opinion
✅IMAGES OBTAINED FROM.
Copyright: https://support.google.com/youtube/an...
This video uses copyrighted content under the fair use exception. ►
20 Comments
Y sobre todo por los últimos cuatro minutos donde estoy muy de acuerdo y debe ser algo que nos valga para unirnos .
Gracias también por la seriedad que han expuesto sin sesgos ideológicos buscando hechos y una diversas líneas de investigación que dieron unos resultados similares.
Sea el que fuere , los acontecimientos son los que fueron.
Un saludo desde Elche.
Me quedo con tus palabras de final, gracias 👍🙋♀️
En mi opinión y en vista del complejo sistema electoral, de recuento y de asignación de escaños en esa época, hay que pensar que cualquier pucherazo o manipulación era posible y más si tenemos en cuenta la presión de los interesados en las elecciones, sobre todo los partidos del Frente Popular.
Si tenemos en cuenta que, en nuestros días y con muchos más medios para controlar unas votaciones, estamos asistiendo a manipulaciones del voto por correo, movimientos sospechosos en los sistemas informáticos responsables de los recuentos, compra de votos «a tanto la papeleta» que hace que en nuestros días todo sea posible, ¿qué no se podía hacer en ese 1936?
Por otro lado, no acabo de entender una cosa: si nunca se publicaron los datos definitivos de las elecciones, entonces, ¿en qué se basó el reparto de escaños?
Elecciones GENERALES 1936🔻 ¿Hubo Fraude🔻 PARTE DOS🔻
Crónicas de la Historia
59,656 views
The elections held in Spain in February 1936 have been the subject of electoral suspicion for years. These elections resulted in a victory for a left-wing coalition called the Popular Front, which encompassed groups ranging from Azaña's moderate left to the communists, including Catalan separatists and with external support from the anarchist CNT. From the very day of the elections, doubts have arisen regarding the authenticity of the results.
Although some voices have denounced manipulation and falsification of ballots, these accusations were never investigated by the Popular Front government. Despite this, the 1936 elections remain a pivotal episode in Spanish history.
However, documents have recently been published suggesting that electoral fraud may have occurred in these elections, including the manipulation of results, the falsification of ballots, and the theft of others, which would have led to the electoral victory of a coalition that had actually been defeated.
In this video, we rely on historical and documentary sources to analyze the events, seeking to offer a rigorous and focused perspective on the possibility of electoral fraud in the 1936 elections in Spain. To this end, we concentrate on presenting the available data and evidence, without resorting to sensationalism or manipulation that could distort the objectivity of our analysis.
🔻SUGGESTION🔻
You might be interested in these videos related to this report.
▶General Elections 1936: Was There Fraud? PART ONE
Elecciones GENERALES 1936🔻 ¿Hubo Fraude?🔻 ...
▶Asturias Revolution 1934: The Prologue to the Civil War
Revolución de ASTURIAS 1934. El PRÓLOGO de...
▶ Proclamation of the Catalan State in 1934 by Lluís Companys
Proclamación del Estado Catalán en 1934 po...
📜 BIBLIOGRAPHY
► Manuel Álvarez Tardío and Roberto Villa García. 1936. Fraud and Violence in the Popular Front Elections
► Julio Gil Pecharromán. The Second Republic: Hopes and Frustrations
► Julián Casanova. Republic and Civil War. Vol. 8 of the History of Spain
► Eduardo González Calleja. Counterrevolutionaries: Violent Radicalization of the Right During the Second Republic, 1931-1936
► González Calleja, Eduardo and Sánchez Pérez, Francisco (2018): “Revisiting Revisionism.” Regarding the book "1936. Fraud and Violence in the Popular Front Elections." In Contemporary History, Carlos III University of Madrid, no. 58, pp. 851-881.
https://www.revistadelibros.com/las-e...
►Enrique Moradiellos. The February 1936 General Elections: A Historiographical Reconsideration. Revista de Libros. https://www.revistadelibros.com/las-e...
✅CLARIFICATION
The script for this video is a summary of information compiled from various sources. This channel does not claim to have the absolute truth on the topics discussed, and therefore invites its audience to respectfully comment on their different points of view.
👉FOLLOW US ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA
▶️ Twitter: Twitter: HistoriaCronica
▶️ Facebook: Facebook: croniscasdelahistoria
▶️ Instagram: cronicasdelahistoria
👉▶️CONTACT: contactoCronicasDLH@gmail.com
►Timestamps
0:00 The Popular Front
4:40 Triumph of the Popular Front
11:24 Opinions of Fraud
16:08 Opinions on the book by Álvarez Tardio and Villa García
20:06 Our opinion
✅IMAGES OBTAINED FROM.
Copyright: https://support.google.com/youtube/an...
This video uses copyrighted content under the fair use exception. ►