Francisco Franco - Revision history

KAZZAR at 15:58, 5 January 2009

2009-01-05T15:58:08Z

Scream: They did this 2 years ago, but i still think it's worth mentioning.

2008-07-15T15:47:49Z

They did this 2 years ago, but i still think it's worth mentioning.

Spoonorca at 19:09, 27 June 2007

2007-06-27T19:09:20Z

LordZeebmork: fixed a spelling error (facist -> fascist) and changed harboured -> harbored

2006-12-25T07:33:24Z

fixed a spelling error (facist -> fascist) and changed harboured -> harbored

Spoonorca at 19:58, 5 September 2006

2006-09-05T19:58:03Z

Spoonorca at 03:31, 13 August 2006

2006-08-13T03:31:59Z

Spoonorca at 03:31, 13 August 2006

2006-08-13T03:31:19Z

Spoonorca at 03:28, 13 August 2006

2006-08-13T03:28:54Z

24.193.132.135 at 00:14, 24 April 2006

2006-04-24T00:14:38Z

Spoonorca at 02:26, 11 March 2006

2006-03-11T02:26:21Z

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-Generalissimo '''Francisco Franco''' was the dictator of fascist Spain from sometime in the late 1930's to some time in the mid-1970's.  He came to power after his faction won the Spanish Civil War.  He didn't kill a whole lot of people, but most agree that he was bad for the country, anyway. He backed Hitler with men and supplies during World War II, though Spain did not actually join.  His most well-known contribution to the Nazi war effort was the so-called "Blue Division" of the Wehrmacht, which consisted entirely of Spanish soldiers.  After the war, he harbored many displaced Nazi leaders in Spain, including Otto Skorzeny and possibly the infamous "Doctor Death".  When he died, the phrase "Francisco Franco is still dead" became a small-scale pop-culture phenomenon.
+Generalissimo '''Francisco Franco''' was the dictator of fascist Spain from sometime in the late 1930's to some time in the mid-1970's.  He came to power after his faction won the Spanish Civil War.  He didn't kill a whole lot of people, but most agree that he was bad for the country, anyway. He backed Hitler with men and supplies during World War II, though Spain did not actually join. In fact, recently, the country of Spain had decided to tear down all things related to him. His most well-known contribution to the Nazi war effort was the so-called "Blue Division" of the Wehrmacht, which consisted entirely of Spanish soldiers.  After the war, he harbored many displaced Nazi leaders in Spain, including Otto Skorzeny and possibly the infamous "Doctor Death".  When he died, the phrase "Francisco Franco is still dead" became a small-scale pop-culture phenomenon.
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 Generalissimo '''Francisco Franco''' was the dictator of fascist Spain from sometime in the late 1930's to some time in the mid-1970's.  He came to power after his faction won the Spanish Civil War.  He didn't kill a whole lot of people, but most agree that he was bad for the country, anyway. He backed Hitler with men and supplies during World War II, though Spain did not actually join.  His most well-known contribution to the Nazi war effort was the so-called "Blue Division" of the Wehrmacht, which consisted entirely of Spanish soldiers.  After the war, he harbored many displaced Nazi leaders in Spain, including Otto Skorzeny and possibly the infamous "Doctor Death".  When he died, the phrase "Francisco Franco is still dead" became a small-scale pop-culture phenomenon.
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−	Generalissimo '''Francisco Franco''' was the dictator of ~~facist~~ Spain from sometime in the late 1930's to some time in the mid-1970's. He came to power after his faction won the Spanish Civil War. He didn't kill a whole lot of people, but most agree that he was bad for the country, anyway. He backed Hitler with men and supplies during World War II, though Spain did not actually join. His most well-known contribution to the Nazi war effort was the so-called "Blue Division" of the Wehrmacht, which consisted entirely of Spanish soldiers. After the war, he ~~harboured~~ many displaced Nazi leaders in Spain, including Otto Skorzeny and possibly the infamous "Doctor Death". When he died, the phrase "Francisco Franco is still dead" became a small-scale pop-culture phenomenon.	+	Generalissimo '''Francisco Franco''' was the dictator of fascist Spain from sometime in the late 1930's to some time in the mid-1970's. He came to power after his faction won the Spanish Civil War. He didn't kill a whole lot of people, but most agree that he was bad for the country, anyway. He backed Hitler with men and supplies during World War II, though Spain did not actually join. His most well-known contribution to the Nazi war effort was the so-called "Blue Division" of the Wehrmacht, which consisted entirely of Spanish soldiers. After the war, he harbored many displaced Nazi leaders in Spain, including Otto Skorzeny and possibly the infamous "Doctor Death". When he died, the phrase "Francisco Franco is still dead" became a small-scale pop-culture phenomenon.

	Francisco Franco has made only one appearance in an animutation. His appearance was in [[Jupiterish Randomness]], where he was the head of one of the [[Boohbahs]].		Francisco Franco has made only one appearance in an animutation. His appearance was in [[Jupiterish Randomness]], where he was the head of one of the [[Boohbahs]].

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