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Q: How did germanys and ltalys involvement affect the outcome of the spanish civil war?
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It certainly helped, as Germany sent part of its air force, and Italy contributed a large army, but Franco's Spanish Foreign Legion (flown in by airplane from Spanish Morocco) were probably the most decisive factor in the opinion of this contributor.


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It certainly helped, as Germany sent part of its air force, and Italy contributed a large army, but Franco's Spanish Foreign Legion (flown in by airplane from Spanish Morocco) were probably the most decisive factor in the opinion of this contributor.


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