Este artigo pretende salientar as diferencias entre as motivacións iniciais da sublevación militar do 18 de xullo de 1936 e o seu desenvolvemento posterior a partir da non resolución agardada dos seus planos de toma inmediata do poder. A modulación deste discurso maniqueo, que mesmo chega ata os nosos días, influe na definición do contexto do goberno da Frente Popular e, no seu conxunto, do réxime republicano. As dúas etapas historicas, II República e Guerra, resultan unidas intencionadamente no discurso do franquismo, precisamente para procurar a súa lexitimidade a partir da victoria nos campos de batalla
This article tries to underline the differences between the initial justifications of the coup d ́etat of July the 18th 1936 and the later development after the planned seizure of power. This manicheist discourse, which has survived til our days, casts its shadow over the definition of the context of the government of the Popular Front and, more globally, the Second Republic as a whole. Both historical phases, Second Republic and Civil War, are intentionally linked in the Francoist discourse in order to achieve legitimacy after their victory in the battlefields.
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