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Hint
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Answer
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The Nationalists ... anyone suspect of dissent
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Murdered
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And the Republicans imposed their own ...
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Revolution
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Only thing keeping the communists and anarchists together
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Hatred of Nationalists
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Nationalist leader
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Jose Sanjurjo
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How did he die
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Plane crash
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What was then established to take command
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Junta
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Who was in charge of this
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Miguel Cabanellas
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Via whose transports did the Army of Africa get to Spain
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Italy
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Germany
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Leaders of these countries at the time
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Benito Mussolini
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Adolf Hitler
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Which nation also supported the Nationalists to some extent
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Portugal
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Battle in August, Republicans crushed and Nationalists territories connected
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Battle of Merida
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Franco was promoted and given what title
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Commander-in-Chief
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Siege where Franco rescued his allies
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Siege of Alcazar
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New title given to him
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Caudillo
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English translation of this
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Unquestionable military head
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Unlike the Nationalists, the Republicans lacked ... , creating a communist cabinet
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Unity
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Month where Madrid came under siege and the government fled to Valencia
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November
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Who was then drawn to supporting the Republicans
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Soviet Union
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Two nations signing a non-intervention pact to avoid a proxy war
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Britain
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France
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Nazi offensive tactics devastatingly tried out in the Basque country
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Blitzkrieg
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Year of this offensive
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1937
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Every 10 metres gained by the Republicans during counterattacks costed ...
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10 gallons of blood
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Franco ... Republican territory into two
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Split
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Unsuccessful battle seeing a counterattack by the Republicans
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Battle of Tereul
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What began in the start of 1939
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Invasion of Catalonia
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Barcelona was the anarchist's ...
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Homeland
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Date of Barcelona's fall
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26 January 1939
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Communist thrown out by anarchist leader
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Juan Negrin
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Anarchist leader who threw him out and began peace negotiations
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Segismundo Casado
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However, Franco demanded ...
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Unconditional surrender
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Date of Madrid's fall
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26 March 1939
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Date where victory was declared
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1 April 1939
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How many people died in the war
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500,000
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After the war, Republicans were ...
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Massacred
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Franco became an ...
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Absolute dictator
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He would ... Nationalist factions if they didn't comply
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Purge
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Two things held as the most important during his rule
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Religion
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Tradition
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Franco ... the economy at the expense of the worker
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Rebuilt
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Year of the introduction of the monarchy, Franco becoming regent for life
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1947
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Who did he select as his heir in 1969
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Juan Carlos de Bourbon
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Year of Franco's death and the new king's ascension
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1975
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New King's official title
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Juan Carlos I
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He ... Spain
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Reformed
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Democracy was ... and the country was modernised
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Revived
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What can still break out today in Spain between the right and left
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Violence
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