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El papel desempeñado por España con relación a la I Guerra Mundial presenta dos grandes aspectos: la labor humanitaria realizada por el Rey Alfonso XIII, que ayudó a miles de prisioneros, heridos y civiles a superar las diversas situaciones que generó el conflicto e incluso a sobrevivir, y los beneficios económicos que, como nación suministradora de pertrechos y alimentos a los dos bandos, reportó a numerosas empresas españolas, de manera especial a determinados sectores, como el de las conservas de pescado de Galicia. Pero a la larga, en éste y otros casos, generó escasez y carestía de productos básicos para los propios españoles, lo que se erigió como una de las causas de los posteriores estallidos sociales.The role played by Spain in relation to World War I presents two major aspects: the humanitarian work by King Alfonso XIII, who helped thousands of prisoners, wounded, and civilians to overcome various situations created by the conflict and also to survive, and the economic benefits that, as a nation supplying gear and food to both sides, came to numerous Spanish firms, in particular to certain sectors, such as canned fish of Galicia. But eventually, in this and other cases, it created shortages and scarcity of commodities for the Spanish themselves, which was one of the causes of later social unrest

Dos caras de España en la I Guerra Mundial: De la mediación humanitaria de Alfonso XIII al suministro logístico a ambos bandos