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Spanish rebel troops.
Nazi Germany led aid to Francisco Franco during the Spanish Civil War, providing significant military support, including troops, aircraft, and weapons. Italy, under Mussolini, also supported Franco's Nationalist forces with troops and supplies. This external assistance played a crucial role in Franco's eventual victory over the Republican side.
Francisco Franco, the Spanish military general and dictator, is best known for leading Nationalist forces during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). He conquered large parts of Spain, ultimately taking control of the entire country by the end of the war. His regime established a totalitarian state that lasted until his death in 1975, characterized by repression of political opposition and the suppression of regional identities.
The Soviet Union attempted to help prevent Francisco Franco from taking power in Spain during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). The USSR provided military aid, advisors, and supplies to the Republican side, which opposed Franco's Nationalists. Additionally, the Soviets supported the formation of international brigades, encouraging volunteers from various countries to fight against Franco's forces. Despite these efforts, Franco ultimately emerged victorious in 1939.
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Francisco Franco was the Spanish military dictator during World War 2.
Spanish rebel troops.
Il Duce, the Italian dictator Mussolini, supported Franco during the Spanish Civil War.
No currency was named after Franco. During his tenure the Spanish currency was the Peseta. The Peseta was replaced by the Euro.
Francisco Franco led the revolutionary forces during the Spanish Civil War.
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During WWII, Spain was dictatorship led by General Francisco Franco Bahamonde.
Francisco Franco was not a significant figure during World War I, as he was still a relatively unknown military officer at that time. The war took place from 1914 to 1918, and Franco's rise to prominence occurred later, particularly during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). He did serve in the Spanish Army during the war, but Spain remained neutral throughout the conflict, and Franco's involvement was limited to his military career rather than any direct participation in the war itself.