For some years, the historiography on Francoist violence has engaged with debates developed by European scholars on the importance of citizen collaboration in authoritarian regimes. In some cases, denunciations made by ‘ordinary men’ have been quantified to establish the extent of violence in everyday life, without taking other qualitative criteria into account. This article explores the importance of urban criteria such as neighbourhood, sociability and mobility in the scope of Francoist violence, taking the military occupation of Madrid at the end of the Spanish Civil War as a case-study.

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力量与城市：西班牙内战后占领和控制马德里

多年来，关于弗朗索瓦暴力的史学一直与欧洲学者就威权政权中公民合作的重要性展开辩论。在某些情况下，“普通人”的谴责已被量化以确定日常生活中的暴力程度，而没有考虑其他定性标准。本文以西班牙内战结束时对马德里的军事占领为例，探讨了邻里、社交性和流动性等城市标准在佛朗哥暴力范围内的重要性。