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ESP) unipartidista. La dictadura de Francisco Franco (también conocida como dictadura franquista, España franquista, régimen franquista o franquismo) 10 fue el período de la historia contemporánea de España correspondiente con el ejercicio por el general Francisco Franco Bahamonde de la jefatura del Estado desde el fin de la guerra civil ...
17 de mar. de 2015 · Tras la serie de EL PAÍS sobre los documentos de la Fundación Castañé, el autor escribe sobre la relación entre el dictador y la Iglesia católica
9 de nov. de 2009 · Francisco Franco (1892-1975) ruled Spain as a military dictator from 1939 until his death. ... The Franco regime also essentially made Catholicism the only tolerated religion, ...
Texto introductorio. Uno de los pilares básicos del régimen franquista fue la Iglesia católica, que se convirtió en un instrumento más de su propaganda y llegó a justificar moralmente el golpe de estado contra el gobierno legítimo de la República. Ya en el año 1937, la cúpula de la Iglesia española, en una carta pastoral, había dado ...
War over, clericalism returned with the advent pf Francisco Franco's new regime.11 Franco also restored the state's old privileges in religious matters and those of the Church in the political arena. Within this new establish-ment relationship, the religious beliefs of non-Catholics were still permitted, but they were restricted to the private ...
Francisco Franco was born on Dec. 4, 1892, in El Ferrol, Galicia, the northwesternmost province of Spain. His father, Nicholas, was a naval officer. His mother was Pilar Bahamonde. Franco entered the Military Academy at Toledo in 1907 and graduated in July 1910 as a second lieutenant. At 17 he was in Spanish Morocco fighting the Riffians.
Francisco Franco was buried there in 1975, but his remains were exhumed and reinterred in a cemetery near Madrid in 2019. (more) Unlike most rulers of rightist authoritarian regimes, Franco provided for the continuity of his government after his death through an official referendum in 1947 that made the Spanish state a monarchy and ratified Franco’s powers as a sort of regent for life.
