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Francoist Spain (Spanish: España franquista), also
known as the
Francoist dictatorship (dictadura franquista), was the
period of
Spanish history between...
- The
White Terror (Spanish:
Terror Blanco) and
Francoist Repression (Spanish: la Represión franquista) in
Spain refers to the
political repression and...
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support both
inside Spain and in the
international sphere. In
Spain the
Francoist side was
mainly supported by the
predominantly conservative upper class...
- Eric
Arthur Blair (25 June 1903 – 21
January 1950) was an
English novelist, poet, essayist,
journalist and
critic who
wrote under the pen name of George...
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Censorship in
Francoist Spain was
mandated by
Francisco Franco in
Francoist Spain,
between 1936–1975. In
Francoist Spain,
primary subjects of censorship...
- to 1980.
Traditionalist historian Jaime Eyzaguirre was an
admirer of
Francoist Spain.
Eyzaguirre did not
promote Francoism in
Chile but
wrote a historiography...
- that
follows in the 1970s and 1980s). At the end of the
Civil War, the
Francoist (Nationalist) Army
counted 1,020,500 men, in 60 divisions.
During the...
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shortened to just "FET", was a far-right
political party in
Spain during the
Francoist regime,
during which time it was the sole
legal party. It was created...
- In
Francoist Spain, at
least two to
three hundred concentration camps operated from 1936
until 1947, some
permanent and many
others temporary. The network...
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modern Spanish history encomp****ing the
regime change that
moved from the
Francoist dictatorship to the
consolidation of a
parliamentary system, in the form...
