France did not occupy Spain in a conventional sense; rather, it invaded Spain during the Peninsular War (1808-1814) as part of the larger Napoleonic Wars. The conflict arose after Napoleon sought to enforce the Continental System against Britain and aimed to install his brother Joseph Bonaparte as king of Spain. The invasion sparked widespread resistance and guerrilla warfare among the Spanish populace, leading to a protracted struggle that ultimately contributed to Napoleon's downfall. The occupation was characterized by brutal repression and significant social and political upheaval in Spain.
The Iberian Peninsula
It touches France and Spain. Southwest France and northwest Spain to be exact.
France and Spain ARE countries.
Morocco, Spain, and France.
France and Spain share a border with each other between the Pyrenees Mountains and the Principality of Andorra.
There are 4 countries on the Iberian Peninsula. Portugal and Spain are generally the only ones that come to mind, however, Andorra is also fully located on the peninsula. France is partially located on the peninsula.
Rome invaded Spain in 218 BCE, they lost the last vestige of control somewhere around 400 AD. They did not occupy Spain for 700 years. See the related link.
Spain borders Portugal along the west side and France on the north.
No. France is a separate country from Spain.
France and Spain are located in Western Europe.
what gold was to spain, FUR was to france.
The Pyrenees mountain range separates France and Spain.