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[[File:Franco.jpg]] Francisco Franco was the leader of the Spanish Fallange movement and a conspirator of the Spanish Civil War. He then became dictator for about forty years. He led the spanish far - right movements to overthrow the government. He then shoved away any "infurior" people in his country and aligned with the Nazis. He also tried to banish a large portion of the country. He has caused vast amounts of death and destruction to his own country .But the growth proved too much for the economy, with shortages and inflation breaking out towards the end of the 1950s. | [[File:Franco.jpg]] Francisco Franco was the leader of the Spanish Fallange movement and a conspirator of the Spanish Civil War. He then became dictator for about forty years. He led the spanish far - right movements to overthrow the government. He then shoved away any "infurior" people in his country and aligned with the Nazis. He also tried to banish a large portion of the country. He has caused vast amounts of death and destruction to his own country .But the growth proved too much for the economy, with shortages and inflation breaking out towards the end of the 1950s. | ||
When Franco replaced his ideological ministers with the apolitical technocrats, the regime implemented several development policies that included deep economic reforms. After a recession, growth took off from 1959, creating an economic boom that lasted until 1974, and became known as the "Spanish Miracle". | When Franco replaced his ideological ministers with the apolitical technocrats, the regime implemented several development policies that included deep economic reforms. After a recession, growth took off from 1959, creating an economic boom that lasted until 1974, and became known as the "Spanish Miracle". Although political violence ceased to be as intense as it was during the and after the Civil War, political persecutions continued and prisoners were frequently excuted by garrote. | ||
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[[Category:Psychopath]] | |||
[[Category:Religious Villains]] | |||
[[Category:Reality Butchers]] | |||
[[Category:Rebels]] | |||
[[Category:Mass Murderer]] | |||
[[Category:Master Manipulator]] | |||
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[[Category:Social Darwinist]] | |||
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Revision as of 01:03, 31 January 2013
Francisco Franco was the leader of the Spanish Fallange movement and a conspirator of the Spanish Civil War. He then became dictator for about forty years. He led the spanish far - right movements to overthrow the government. He then shoved away any "infurior" people in his country and aligned with the Nazis. He also tried to banish a large portion of the country. He has caused vast amounts of death and destruction to his own country .But the growth proved too much for the economy, with shortages and inflation breaking out towards the end of the 1950s.
When Franco replaced his ideological ministers with the apolitical technocrats, the regime implemented several development policies that included deep economic reforms. After a recession, growth took off from 1959, creating an economic boom that lasted until 1974, and became known as the "Spanish Miracle". Although political violence ceased to be as intense as it was during the and after the Civil War, political persecutions continued and prisoners were frequently excuted by garrote.