Gukpard

Francoist Spain was never truly fascist, let alone openly, while during the war years, the Falangists had considerable power, the true leader was always Franco and he was never a fascist, just a conservative/reactionary Catholic nationalist. Hitler, even, said that he was upset that the Spanish Civil War had not resulted in a fascist Spain, just a conservative/reactionary Catholic nationalist one.

It is very dificult to comment here, so let's continue in private. Well:

1- If they liberalize to the point of being unsustainable, they end discarding the school indocrination, that was the main point of the argument. There is also the possibility of a peacefull opening like on some scenarios like Stresa revived.

2- I... confess it was a bluff. I also know that Franco is not a fascist but everyone calls him as that here so I was afraid to contest that. Well, Franco was not a fascist, true, but the process of opening began in '47, he removed the autarchy, began opening the economy, approaching america, etc. The point remains that if Fascist italy survived, it would be strong enought for a fazzi bloc.

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Ta bom, galera. Ta bom.

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