Essay: Was the Spanish civil war a preamble to WWII?

Title: Essay: Was the Spanish civil war a preamble to WWII?
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Essay: Was the Spanish civil war a preamble to WWII?

The Spanish Civil War was fought in 1936. It was a war that divided the country and unified its citizens to fight for their ideals and beliefs. There were two sides in the war, the Republicans and the Nationalists. The Nationalists were led by General Franco and were known as the rights, and the Republicans were led by Azana and were known as the lefts. The Spanish Civil War took place right before World War II …showed first 75 words of 1143 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 1143 total…not. This was not a Civil War that ended in reconciliation, contraire; the victory of Franco started a reign of terror towards his enemies and citizens of Spain. Like in World War II, concentration camps were set up and tens of thousands were shot. Huge executions continued until 1944. Meanwhile, World War II was under way and many of the volunteers that fought in Spain took up arms against fascism and went on to fight again.

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