The Spanish Civil War

The cause of the Spanish civil war was itself characteristic of Spain. The background of the war has occurred as follows: In the 1920s, Spain was governed by the king. Because of the collapse of the Spanish economy and the Great Depression that caused massive unemployment, the king abstained in 1931 and Spain became a Republic. The government is facing independence in each of the Spanish provinces. The leftist socialist group also had many strikes and revolts.

The Spanish civil war (Spanish: La Guerra Civil) or war (Spanish: La Guerra) occurred between 1936 and 1939, the Spanish Civil War (Spanish: Guerra Civil Española). Republicans, the second Spanish Republic and related cities from the left, fight against anarchists and communists, nationalists led by General Francisco Franco, Carlist, Catholics, basically aristocratic groups. This political war is often expressed as a struggle between democracy and fascism, especially due to the political situation and the timing surrounding it. In the beginning of 1939, the nationalists won and dominated all of Spain until Franco died in November 1975.

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