because they were fighting for independence
Nationalists, supported by the Nazis in Germany & Fascists in Italy, led by General Franco against the leftists supported by Russia and the International Brigade. The Nationalists won the struggle.
Nationalists.
It was a struggle against communism.
The Nationalists & Communists tried to unite against Japan, but they kept fighting each other.
a M.O.A.B.
1949
The first major revolt against apartheid in South Africa occurred in Sharpeville on March 21, 1960. This event, known as the Sharpeville Massacre, involved a peaceful protest against pass laws, during which police opened fire on demonstrators, killing 69 people. The incident drew international attention and marked a significant turning point in the struggle against apartheid.
Nelson Mandela's struggle against apartheid galvanized international attention and support for the anti-apartheid movement, inspiring global activism and solidarity. His imprisonment became a symbol of the fight against racial oppression, leading to widespread campaigns for his release and sanctions against the South African government. Mandela's leadership and moral authority helped unify various anti-apartheid efforts worldwide, encouraging countries and organizations to take a stand against apartheid and advocate for human rights. Ultimately, his struggle contributed to a broader awareness of social justice issues and the importance of solidarity in combating systemic oppression.
The Nationalists benefited from the new dictatorship, because Franco led the Nationalists in the Civil War against the Republicans.
The Nationalists & Communists tried to unite against Japan, but they kept fighting each other.
It was an internal affair sparked by a coup attempt by the Spanish Army (Nationalists) against the Republican government. The Nationalists under the command of Francisco Franco were supported by Germany, Italy and Portugal while the Republicans were backed by the Soviet Union, Mexico and various International Brigades.
War lords and imperialist powers