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What was the name of a battle between fascists and loyalists?
One notable battle between fascists and loyalists occurred during the Spanish Civil War, specifically the Battle of Madrid in 1936-1937. This conflict saw Spanish Nationalist forces, supported by fascist regimes, fighting against the Republican loyalists who defended the Spanish Republic. The battle was significant for its intense urban warfare and the eventual resilience of the loyalist forces, which helped prolong the war despite the eventual defeat of the Republicans.
Which country did America support during the Spanish American war?
Cuba.
Why was European support so important to the colonists during the revolutionary war?
they was part of it
Who were the Blackshirts?
Answer Blackshirts were the military Fascists soldiers who were followers of Mussolini during WW2. For more info, check out History / WW2 category. Custermen
When and where was the Franco-Spanish fleet totally destroyed?
The Battle of Trafalgar took place during the Napoleonic Wars. Britain lost no ships, while the combined Franco Spanish fleet was totally destroyed.
Who was the leader of the fascists in the Spanish revolution of the 1930's?
The leader of the fascists during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) was General Francisco Franco. He headed the Nationalist forces that opposed the Republican government, which consisted of a coalition of leftist groups. Franco's regime ultimately emerged victorious, leading to a dictatorship that lasted until his death in 1975. His leadership was characterized by authoritarian rule and the suppression of opposition.
Who were Franco's supporters?
Franco's supporters, known as Nationalists, included a coalition of military officers, conservative monarchists, fascists, and the Catholic Church, who opposed the Second Spanish Republic. They were backed by groups such as the Falange, a Spanish fascist party, and received significant military support from Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy during the Spanish Civil War. Additionally, landowners and industrialists who feared leftist reforms also rallied behind Franco's cause.
Why did most floridians support Britain during the American revolution?
because they was the best
What was the name of a battle between fascists and loyalists?
One notable battle between fascists and loyalists occurred during the Spanish Civil War, specifically the Battle of Madrid in 1936-1937. This conflict saw Spanish Nationalist forces, supported by fascist regimes, fighting against the Republican loyalists who defended the Spanish Republic. The battle was significant for its intense urban warfare and the eventual resilience of the loyalist forces, which helped prolong the war despite the eventual defeat of the Republicans.
Why did Britain France and the US not stop fascists aggression in the 1930s?
The policy that France and Britain pursued against aggressive nations during the 1930s is known as appeasement. It is a policy of granting concessions to a potential enemy in the hope that it will maintain peace.
Which country did America support during the Spanish American war?
Cuba.
Who did Hitler gave support to during the Spanish Civil War?
Spanish Civil War 1936-1939Germany and Italy backed Franco as he sought to overthrow the Loyalist (Republican) regime, which was ironically being helped by the Soviet Union. The US was still determined to stay out of the European war, which meant a victory for the Fascists and the further encouragement of the ambitions of Hitler and Mussolini.
What country was the US helping during the Spanish American War?
It fought the Spanish American War in support of Cuban Independence.
Who did the US support during the war between Great Britain and France?
the US remianed neutral
How did the Indians support Britain during world war 1?
As part of the Empire they provided manpower
Why was European support so important to the colonists during the revolutionary war?
they was part of it
Who would probably have supported the Spanish Inquisition?
We know the organizations that did support it, like the Roman Catholic Church, the Spanish Monarchy, and most Spanish citizens during its early period.
