Spanish History 101, Ep 40: Alfonso XIII (1902-1923)

Brian's Spain Domain

Aug 21 2024 | 00:18:51

00:00 / 00:18:51

Show Notes

The first quarter of the 20th Century saw Spain develop on one hand but struggle to maintain stability on the other. The economy improves, generally, but social issues and workers’ movements increase. In addition, Spain gets bogged down with a complicated war in Morocco and democracy gives way to authoritarianism. The faux democratic system known as “turnismo” is faltering and acceptance of the Bourbon monarchy is wearing thin. Listen and learn more. You can subscribe to our podcasts on Spotify, Amazon, Apple and Castos. Or if you wish to support Brian’s Spain Domain, click on our PayPal donate button at www.brianmurdock.net or […]

Other Episodes

Episode 0

June 19, 2023 • 00:18:50

SPANISH HISTORY 101 (ep. 25) – Carlos V and the Universal Monarchy

It’s the early decades of the 16th Century and Spain has gone from a handful of small kingdoms to an emerging world power. The...

Episode 0

November 02, 2022 • 00:14:58

SPANISH HISTORY 101, EP. 19: The 11th Century and the Madness Goes On

It’s the 11th Century and the situation in the Iberian Peninsula is as chaotic and uncertain as ever. Power struggles, civil wars, fratricide, invasions;...

Episode

July 13, 2024 • 00:25:22

30 Years of Spain’s National Football Team. An emotional rollercoaster

Or soccer team, if you prefer. Spain’s Selección has seen it all. Up until 2008 they were the perennial underachievers of world football. Then...