Francisco Franco — "We are going to implant a State that is firm, strong, and united."
We are going to implant a State that is firm, strong, and united.
We are going to implant a State that is firm, strong, and united.
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"My greatest satisfaction is to have liberated Spain from Communism."
"We have won the war, but we have not yet won the peace."
"The only way to govern is with an iron hand."
"We are fighting for the salvation of the West."
"I have always put the interests of Spain first."
Spanish general who won the 1936-1939 Civil War with Axis backing and ruled Spain as dictator until his death in 1975. Closely associated with António de Oliveira Salazar (Portuguese dictator and ideological cousin). For an intellectual contrast, see Dolores Ibárruri, Spanish Communist Civil War leader known as 'La Pasionaria' — Ibárruri's '¡No pasarán!' (They shall not pass) speech became the Republican rallying cry against Franco's Nationalist forces. Franco's Nationalist Spain and Ibárruri's Republican Spain were the two opposed answers to the same 1930s Spanish question — the Civil War's two sides personified.
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