Spanish Civil War (Cold War)
The Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) served as a bloody prelude to WWII and the Cold War. The conflict pitted Francisco Franco’s fascist-backed Nationalists against the Soviet-supported Republicans, transforming Spain into an ideological testing ground for major global powers and highlighting deep divisions across Europe.
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