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Who was Francisco Franco and who supported him?

Francisco Franco was a Spanish military general and dictator who ruled Spain from 1939 until his death in 1975, following his leadership during the Spanish Civil War. He was supported by various factions, including conservative monarchists, fascists, and the Catholic Church, as well as Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy during the civil war. Franco's regime was characterized by authoritarian rule, repression of dissent, and nationalist policies. His government aimed to unify Spain under a single national identity, often at the expense of regional cultures and languages.


Which European country supported the American colonies during the revolutionary war?

Both France and Spain supported the United States. France supplied soldiers, their Navy, and loans, while Spain supplied money. While both countries supported America's ideals, they were equally interested in supporting the Americans as a way of weakening their hated English rivals.


What countries were not occupied by Germany during world war 2?

In Europe Portugal, Spain (had it's own fascist regime), Switzerland, Vatican, Sweden, Finland (allowed the German troops to go through its land in order to attack the USSR though) and Turkey were not occupied by the German military.


Who led a berber army to conquer Spain?

The Berber army who conquered Spain was led by the Berber military commander Tariq ibn Ziyad from Morocco.


What land did Francisco Franco conquer?

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.