I‘m just doing some research on the spanish civil war and i would like to find some sources showing the affects of the war and in general how it was under the fascists/republicans and anarchist side. Would be lovely if i get some detailed info on the CNT-FAI too.
I could have sworn there was a section in the book list on Spain, but haven't managed to find it. In any case, there's a sizeable body of history writing dealing with the conflict. If you're specifically after work focusing on effects the war had everyday life on either side, then Helen Graham and Michael Seidman have both written multiple books on the social/political history of the conflict. The standard academic overview is Hugh Thomas' The Spanish Civil War, but there are many other options from a variety of perspectives (Stanley Payne, Gabriel Jackson, Frances Lannon, Mary Vincent, to name a few prominent historians). If you're after Spanish anarchism, Julian Casanova is probably a good starting point.
Hope that helps, happy to discuss further resources if you have specific follow ups.