steful aspects of a bloody dictatorship by constant and exaggerated reminders of the war.
             The following essay deals with a Intra-state war and the essay shall firstly define and outline the key causes of intrastate wars. Secondly, it will look at the Spanish Civil War case study in context by examining the challenge of the left wing parties versus the right wing parties and the underlying role of the classes (upper, middle, lower). Subsequently, in doing so, we can draw conclusions as to whether this war compliments that theory of Intra-state wars or does it deviate for the theoretical explanation of these type of wars.
             Intra-state Wars involves a fight or conflict that occurs inside one country and many a times this conflict becomes Internationalized due to spill over effects (refugees). The domestic structure of the interstate is the primary determinant of the Intra-state wars. Intra-state tend to be more violent because military within the country is possibly very poorly disciplined. As a result, many casualties occur. Younger people often desired in the military and they are commanded to kill other people for the sake of loyalty. Coercion is also another reason why Intra-state wars are more violent. If the domestic structure of a state is very weak, then it will often result in internal war. Most Intra-State wars occur because there are problems with legitimacy. There are two approaches to Intra-state wars namely, the field of International Relations and secondly Comparative Politics (Lecture notes)
             The Spanish Republic of 1931 was born of a unique set of circumstances: a long term political crisis, the conjunction of domestic economic problems with the world depression, and an intellectual renaissance of great vigor and optimism. Another way if stating the situation is to say that Spain in 1930 was simultaneously a moribund monarchy, a country of very uneven economic development and a battleground of ardent political and i...