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Articles related to "Francisco Franco"
ETA killing spoils Spanish king's 25th anniversary bash A news analysis of King Juan Carlos's 25th anniversary celebration. eta • basque • juan carlos • spain • francisco franco
Former Franco aide will run for office . . . again Manuel Fraga will run for his fourth consecutive term as president of the Galicia region of Spain. francisco franco • generalisimo • franco • spain • madrid
Revisiting the Spanish Civil War An early casualty of the Great Depression was the long-decaying Spanish monarchy. Its fall ushered in eight years of dashed hopes ending in war and dictatorship. spanish civil war • spanish republic • francisco franco • fascist aid to franco • fall of spanish monarchy
Spain: the Change of a Country In three decades Spain has gone from being a third world country in Europe to becoming an example of progress and tolerance. spain • franco • francisco franco • king juan carlos • transition
Spanish Civil War Graves Haunt Modern Spain Victims of the Spanish Civil War and Franco Spain still lie in unmarked graves. Now, many will be exhumed and may be identified, including Spanish poet Federico Lorca spanish civil war • modern spain • republican • lorca • garcia lorca
Valle De Los Caidos An important monument to the memory of those who died in the Spanish Civil War. valle • caidos • valley • fallen • nationalists
The Labour Party and the Spanish Civil War, Part I First part of a two-part series on the British Labour Party and the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). spanish civil war • 1936-1939 • adolf hitler • benito mussolini • francisco franco
The Labour Party and the Spanish Civil War, Part II Part II of a two-part series on the British Labour Party and the Spanish Civil War. (1936-39) british labour party • foreign policy • reactions to fascism • clement attlee • ernest bevin
Soccer and The Spanish Civil War. It was the late Liverpool coach Bill Shankly who said "Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you it's much more serious than that". franco • barcelona • football • facism • spanish civil war
*Pan’s Labyrinth* History and Film What is significant about this film is the fact it is a Spanish film. A very hard look back for a country that suffered at the hands of Franco. pan's labyrinth • guillermo del toro • spain • film theory • historical fiction
Canada & The Spanish Civil War - 70 Years Later Many Canadians volunteered to fight fascism in Spain's Civil War from 1936-1939, but grappled with democracy and communism also, in a preview of both WWII & the Cold War. spain canada ussr • spanish civil war international brigades • communist party stalin • mackenzie- papineau battalion • democracy fascism communism
King Alfonso XIII Alfonso's reign began with the death of his father, witnessed the loss of the Spanish empire and ended with civil war. alfonso xiii • king alfonso • king of spain • infant king • spanish kings
Samuel Eto'o The Catalan from Cameroon Samuel Eto'o is a controversial character to say the least; will his transfer to Inter Milan end up tormenting the fans for whom he was an idol? eto'o • ibrahimovic swap deal • barcelona • barca • catalunya
Spain's Lesser Cities No trip to Spain is complete without day or weekend trips to the country's minor cities, which give visitors a better understanding of the country's history and heritage. spain • travel • cities • history • toledo
The Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Dynasty of Bulgaria The Saxe-Coburg-Gotha dynasty ruled Bulgaria from King Ferdinand I, through King Boris III, to King Simeon II who later became Prime Minister. bulgaria • saxe-coburg-gotha dynasty • king ferdinand i • king boris iii • king simeon ii
1936 The Year of Big Events Three British Kings, Hitler's Rhineland march, Olympic Champion Jesse Owens, and the Spanish Civil War were featured in 1936 headlines. 1936 the year of big events • three kings clouds of war olympic champion spanish • king george v died january 20 1936 • king edward abdication december 11 1936 • king george vi became king december 11 1936
Awards Show A sendup of the awards shows that frequent the airwaves this time of year. satire • award • show • format • worst
George Orwell in Spain Besides recognition as one of the 20th century's greatest novelists and essayists, the legacy of George Orwell is strengthened by his practice of what he preached. george orwell • homage to catalonia • spanish civil war • independent labor party • poum
Money, Terror, and Freedom An observation of the harsh realities of the world asserts that: "Money is the root of all evil". Another observation frequently cited now is the assertion that: "One group's terrorist is another group's freedom fighter". In theory and in the dense fog of mindless adherence to particular ideologies, these statements are quite valid, but without access to vast resources, no paramilitary or partisan faction can survive to persuade future members to join its cause. war on terror • eta terrorism • tamil tigers • farc • farq
Elections in Spain: Aznar’s Triumph The general elections in Spain have been a triumph for Jose Maria Aznar and his Popular Party. For the first time in modern history a party of the Spanish right has conquered an outright majority in democratic elections. Under Aznar´s leadership the Popular Party has abandoned the remainders of its authoritarian legacy and moved on a more pragmatic, laic and definitely democratic ground. The result confirms therefore also the coming of age of modern Spanish democracy. Aznar´s personal triumph is mainly founded on his pragmatism in economic policies, where he has succeeded in reducing significantly the unemployment rate and privatizing large parts of the state held industries. The Socialist opposition has not convinced the voters with their critics against the policies of privatization, but even worse did the Communist led United Left. Liberated from the need to ask for parliamentary support from some of the minor regional parties, Aznar can now govern the country with a stable majority in the Cortes, but the most difficult problem of Spanish politics will remain the regional question. aznar • gonzalez • almunia • pujol • frutos
Art And History - The Death of Guernica A searing portrait of the destruction of a small Spanish town is kept alive by a painting by Picasso. pablo picasso • guernica • spanish civil war • franco • art |
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