New ruling auhority (Period) for Spain notgeld: Spanish Civil War

To continue the work we are doing in the Spanish Notgeld section, just as there is a Reapers' War Period which includes the emergency coins of that conflict, I request the creation of a "Spanish Civil War" Period to include all the coins and banknotes issued during the conflict. 

Name (EN): Spanish Civil War

Local name (ES): Guerra civil española

Name (FR): Guerre civile espagnole

Dates: 1936-1939

Type of period: Civil War

Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Civil_War

Wikidata: Q10859

Description:

(EN) The Spanish Civil War (Spanish: guerra civil española) was fought from 1936 to 1939 between the Republicans and the Nationalists. Republicans were loyal to the left-leaning Popular Front government of the Second Spanish Republic and included socialists, anarchists, communists, and separatists. The opposing Nationalists who established the Spanish State were an alliance of fascist Falangists, monarchists, conservatives, and traditionalists supported by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy and led by a military junta among whom General Francisco Franco quickly achieved a preponderant role. 

The numismatics of the Spanish Civil War reflect the political and economic divisions of this conflict. There was a massive issuance of coins and banknotes as a necessity due to the shutdown of the mints and the scarcity of small denominations. Both sides, the Republicans (in much greater numbers) and the Nationalists, issued their own pesetas with designs and propaganda messages. The majority consisted of thousands of local issues (bonds, vouchers, banknotes and coins of various materials) created by city councils, unions, cooperatives, and private entities, all seeking to maintain local commerce in the face of the collapse of the central monetary system in the Republican zone.

(ES) La guerra civil española se libró entre 1936 y 1939 entre republicanos y nacionalistas. Los republicanos eran leales al gobierno izquierdista del Frente Popular de la Segunda República Española e incluían socialistas, anarquistas, comunistas y separatistas. Los nacionalistas opositores que establecieron el Estado español eran una alianza de falangistas fascistas, monárquicos, conservadores y tradicionalistas apoyados por la Alemania nazi y la Italia fascista, y liderados por una junta militar entre la que el general Francisco Franco alcanzó rápidamente un papel preponderante. 

La numismática de la guerra civil española muestra la división política y económica de este conflicto. Hubo una emisión masiva de monedas y billetes de necesidad debido a la paralización de las cecas y la escasez de metálico fraccionario. Ambos bandos, el Republicano (en mucho mayor número) y el Nacional, emitieron sus propias pesetas con diseños y mensajes propagandísticos. La mayor parte fueron miles de emisiones locales (bonos, vales, billetes y monedas de varios materiales) creadas por ayuntamientos, consejos municipales, sindicatos, cooperativas y emisiones privadas, que buscaban mantener el comercio local ante el colapso del sistema monetario central de la zona republicana.

Image:

From: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muerte_de_un_miliciano

I like this image because it is from a French newspaper of the time and shows, in the upper left, the most iconic image of the entire conflict, “Muerte de un miliciano” (Death of a Loyalist Militiaman), taken by reporter Robert Capa.

I don't know if this is possible, but the most efficient way would be to create this new Period directly in the Spanish Notgeld Issuer, since creating it in all the Civil War final issuers would be very extensive (there are more than 1700 issuers).

Poke @zegeri @davidhs @Jarcek 

Many thanks and sorry for so much work!!!

To: @Jarcek (This needs to be discussed between Xavier, dzmitry.huletski and the admins)

CC : @zegeri @oynbcn 

Regarding the problem that has arisen here (a ruling authority that is used in the majority of issuers of the last level (but not all; for example, the issuer uncertain_spanish_notgeld has not this ruling authority) I have a possible solution (if it can be easily programmed). Furthermore, similar cases could occur in other countries.

With the current situation, all have many work:

• We the referees must review 1700+ descendant issuers (cities) of the parent issuer (notgeld) searching which of them use each ruling authorities of Spanish Civil War (Spanish Civil War, Second Republic, and Francisco Franco), and publish a request similar to this https://en.numista.com/forum/topic166930.html with 3x(1700+) = 5100+ “ruling authority – issuer” associations to create instead of 31.
• You the admins must create those 5100+ “ruling authority – issuer” associations.

My suggestion is to use the Numista Robot (or programming 😉).

Following these steps:
 

1. The objects (coins and banknotes) of the Spanish Civil War are already in cities under the parent issuer (the Spanish notgeld) and have the 1st ruling authority (Second Republic or Francisco Franco). These ruling authorities were crested in the parent issuer.
    
2.  Create the Spanish Civil War (to used as 2nd ruling authority) and associates with the parent issuer.
    
3. Numista Robot. Set the Spanish Civil War as the 2nd ruling authority for each object whose 1st ruling authority is Second Republic or Francisco Franco.
    
4. All object of the Spanish Civil War have the correct ruling authorities. The three ruling authorities (Spanish Civil War, Second Republic and Francisco Franco) are associated to the parent user, instead of to each children issuer (cities). The situation is correct for the users, but this does not follow the rule of Numista.
   
   To solve this, the Numista Robot must take action (without rushing).
   
   1.  
      1. Get all issuers (cities) with objects whose the 2nd ruling authority is Spanish Civil War.
      2. For each one of those issuers
         - create the association “Spanish Civil War – issuer”
         - replace the ID of association “Spanish Civil War – Spanish notgeld” with “Spanish Civil War – issuer” in all objects (this is one order)
      3. Now the association “Spanish Civil War – Spanish notgeld” is not used. Remove it.
          
   2.  
      1. Get all issuers (cities) with objects whose the 1st ruling authority is Second Republic.
      2. For each one of those issuers
         - create the association “Second Republic - issuer”
         - replace the ID of association “Second Republic - Spanish notgeld” with “Second Republic - issuer” in all objects (this is one order)
      3. Now the association “Second Republic - Spanish notgeld” is not used. Remove it.
          
   3. Do step 4.2 with the ruling authority Francisco Franco.
       
5. All corrected.

The steps 4.x have the same code.

A similar code will be needed to copy the Peseta currency and its denominations to each city.