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The propaganda battle began at the same time as the military coup of 18 July was tearing the country apart. In spite of the strict control of information deployed by the insurgents from the very beginning, the presence of foreign correspondents in that early period led to an outflow of pictures and reports that seriously damaged the image that those involved in the coup sought to project abroad. This is precisely what transpired in Badajoz in August 1936. Thus, the Nationalist propaganda machine launched an immediate campaign revealing Marxist atrocities, which bore fruit that same year with the so-called Avances del Informe Oficial, reports prepared in Seville which gave rise to the Causa General, the great legal process against the vanquished, decreed by Franco in April 1940. These advance reports encountered one major problem: the lack of bloodshed perpetrated by the Republican side in the southwest of Spain.

Agosto de 1936: terror y propaganda. Los orígenes de la Causa General