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{{Villain_Infobox|fullname = Francisco Franco Bahamonde|alias = General Franco, Dictator Franco|occupation = | {{Villain_Infobox|fullname = Francisco Franco Bahamonde|alias = General Franco, Dictator Franco, El Caudillo|occupation = Generalissimo, | ||
Dictator of Spain|skills = Leadership, | Dictator of Spain | ||
Manipulation|hobby = | Regent to the Bourbon Throne of Spain|skills = Leadership, | ||
Manipulation|hobby = Fishing (Reported)|goals = Win the Spanish Civil War and become dictator of Spain (succeeded). | |||
Restore Spanish Monarchy (Succeeded) | |||
Destroy Spanish Second Republic (Succeeded) | |||
Become Youngest Major in Europe (Succeeded)|type of villain = Fascist Dictator|image = Franco.jpg|crimes = Bombing of Guernica, Countless Massacres}} | |||
{{Quote|We do not believe in government through the voting booth. The Spanish national will was never freely expressed through the ballot box. Spain has no foolish dreams.|Francisco Franco}} | {{Quote|We do not believe in government through the voting booth. The Spanish national will was never freely expressed through the ballot box. Spain has no foolish dreams.|Francisco Franco}} | ||
'''Francisco Franco Bahamonde''' (December 4th, 1892 - November 20th, 1975) 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 "inferior" people in his country and | '''Francisco Franco Bahamonde''' (December 4th, 1892 - November 20th, 1975) was the leader of the [[Spanish Fallange movement|Spanish Falange 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 "inferior" people in his country. While he stayed neutral during World War Two, he still sent aid to Hitler and Mussolini in the form of a volunteer groups like the spanish Blue Division. 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. | ||
== Biography == | |||
=== Early Childhood === | |||
Francisco Franco Bahamonde was born to Spanish nobility on December 4rth 1892 in Ferrol Spain. As a child Franco aspired to be a naval officer. (A custom within his family.) | |||
These dreams however would soon be crushed as a result of the Spanish losing almost all of their colonies following their defeat in the Spanish-American war. | |||
Franco mostly underwent abuse by his alcoholic father and was mostly neglected. Franco's mother tended to spoiled Franco on the other hand. | |||
His mother's belief of a Traditional Spain inspired him to carry on a career in military service. | |||
=== Military Service (Rif War) === | |||
Francisco Franco resorted to setting up a career in the Spanish military. During the Rif wars, Franco was sent to defeat moorish rebels in Spanish Morocco . Franco eventually was promoted to the rank of Colonel at the age of 33. During combat he was wounded after being shot in the intestines and losing a Testicle. | |||
Franco was particularly known for his cruelty when commanding the Spanish Army of Africa. It is known that Franco killed any rowdy soldiers and forced his battalion to march around the corpses. As well the Moors carried out savage acts of beheading their enemies. | |||
=== Military Service (Asturias Uprising) === | |||
To Be written | |||
In Spain and abroad, the legacy of Franco remains controversial. The length of his rule, the suppression of opposition, and the effective propaganda sustained through the years has made a detached evaluation impossible. For 40 years, Spaniards, and particularly children at school were told that Divine Providence had sent him to save Spain from chaos and poverty. With time, the regime evolved and the ferocious oppression of the early 1940s was reduced over the years. The economic success of the latter part of his regime won support from many citizens, who found the dramatic rise in the everyday standard of living more significant than his regime's human rights abuses, although strong anti-Francoist views are held by large numbers of Spaniards to this day. | In Spain and abroad, the legacy of Franco remains controversial. The length of his rule, the suppression of opposition, and the effective propaganda sustained through the years has made a detached evaluation impossible. For 40 years, Spaniards, and particularly children at school were told that Divine Providence had sent him to save Spain from chaos and poverty. With time, the regime evolved and the ferocious oppression of the early 1940s was reduced over the years. The economic success of the latter part of his regime won support from many citizens, who found the dramatic rise in the everyday standard of living more significant than his regime's human rights abuses, although strong anti-Francoist views are held by large numbers of Spaniards to this day. |