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  • Compare the Roles of the Army, the Church and the Syndicates (or Unions) in Spain and Portugal during Their Respective Dictatorships

     

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Publicēts: 01.12.1996.
Valoda: Angļu
Līmenis: Vidusskolas
Literatūras saraksts: Nav
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Spain and Portugal have always shared a similar history, especially during the 19th century.
Soon after the First World War, both Spain and Portugal had a violent and long revolution followed by a right-wing dictatorship.
Many are the similarities between the two dictators and their policy.
A strong institution in both countries was the army.
In Spain, the army based in Morocco gave birth to the coup in 1936 and as the civil was continued, it was the army that fought against the left-wing Republic. General Franco, the so-called 'Caudillo', was at first only a member of the army, and then he became its leader.
After the successful victory of the revolution, the army maintained a privileged position. General Franco based all his power on the locality of his army; as in any military dictatorship, the army had the power to kill or free someone.
In a theorical class ( ), the army was just below the dictator.

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