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This episode of Ten Minute History (like a documentary, only shorter) covers Spain in the 1930s before the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, through the civil war itself and to the end of Francisco Franco's dictatorship. It covers why the Nationalists won, what conditions led to the civil war and how Franco governed Spain. The end of the episode is focused on the (incredibly impressive) efforts of King Juan Carlos I of Spain to bring democracy back to Spain.
Ten Minute History is a series of short, ten minute animated narrative documentaries that are designed as revision refreshers or simple introductions to a topic. Please note that these are not meant to be comprehensive and there's a lot of stuff I couldn't fit into the episodes that I would have liked to. Thank you for watching, though, it's always appreciated.
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Date of upload: Jul 28, 2018 ^^
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"dicta-blanda" is a pun, the Spanish word for dictatorship is "dictadura", it contains the Spanish word "dura" which means "hard", therefore the pun replaces it with the word "blanda" which means "soft".
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morocco: loses war
also morocco: gains land from losing the war
morocco: I see this as an absolute win.
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"Bit bland, this dictatorship."
"Believe me, when it comes to dictatorships, bland is GOOD."
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1) I apologise to any Spanish speakers for butchering your language.
2) The next episode is 'Charlemagne and the Frankish Empire'
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why is replacing the French flag with a baguette so funny to me at 7am when very tired...
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"... And became disillusioned with communism, and bullets, since he was shot in the throat." Your little asides like this make your rapid fire history immensly entertaining as well as informative
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"Left wing Republican"
Americans: confusion
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Habsburgs were like, nah we have decided to retire from sexing all important people in Europe.
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Ha, that baguette to represent France.
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As a Mexican, I'd like to point out that during the Spanish Civil War, many Spanish intellectuals fled the country and ended up in Mexico. This made our country flourish more in literature, architecture, and in many other arts and aspects
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"This left basically no notable rightwing leaders, so the army decided now this was the time for a coup to begin"
You can't argue with that logic
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You forgot to mention that José Antonio the Falange leader was actually Primo de Rivera's son and later became something of a martyr to the Francoists.
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Something I'd want to point out: towards the end, it is stated that the '78 constitution gave autonomy to Catalonia and the Basque Country. While this is 100% true, I think it is misleading, since every region in Spain was given autonomy at about the same degree as these two. The entire country is divided into 17 Autonomous Communities (states, if you will) and 2 Autonomous Cities (Ceuta and Melilla). Spain is somewhat in the middle of the centralised-federal axis.
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Franco: Give me the Rock
Britain: NO
The Rock: why am I not in this animation?
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"No parmesan" has me dead
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Can you do one about Portugal during the Estado Novo?
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Fun fact: ETA is the terrorist faction used in the map, Inferno of CSGO
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Franco's regime survived because he didn't go to war.
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Good on Juan Carlos being one of the few people to voluntarily reduce their own power in favour of supporting their own citizens. Not the most common trait, historically speaking...
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@sanguiniusonvacation1803
5 years ago
The Habsburg's willingly decided NOT to take a throne ? that's a first ...
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