He was from the axis powers.
Francisco Franco, the dictator of Spain, was not officially part of either the Allied or Axis powers during World War II. Spain remained neutral for most of the war, though Franco's regime had sympathies with the Axis powers and provided indirect support, such as allowing volunteers (the Blue Division) to fight alongside Nazi Germany against the Soviet Union.
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Francisco Franco was Axis-sympathetic, but he remained neutral in World War II because Spain was too weak to actively assist the Axis until 1943. At this point, the US threatened Franco to remain neutral or risk an invasion from the Allied Powers. Wanting to stay in power, Franco stayed neutral.
Allied and Axis vicories reffer back to WW2. Allied sides were: everyone against Germany and Japan. Axis victory were: Japan and Germany
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Franco did not "fight" for either side. Spain had just come out of a brutal Civil War from 1936-1939. However, as Franco had been helped in that war by the Nazi Regime and Fascist Italy, Franco felt an affinity for those countries and had good personal relations with those leaders. Hitler tried to encourage Franco to join the war on the Axis side and by 1942, Franco was strongly considering entry. However, the Allied victories in El Alamein and Stalingrad in 1943 showed that the tide was reversing. Allied governments sent a message to Franco that if he remained neutral, his country would not be invaded and he would not be deposed from power. As a result, he chose not to enter the war and was bypassed by the Allied Liberation in Western Europe.
he was allied with the axis powers.
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