Introduction
Spanish Civil war occurred between the year1936 to 1939. It was headed by General Franco with the military forces originating from Morocco. The Republican government won by narrow margins which lead to the emergence of the Spanish Civil war (Eric, Solsten, and Sandra, 1990). The Nationalists launched a revolution after Sotalo was arrested and assassinated. This was due to the unity that they had under the leadership of General Jose Solchaga Zala with 33000 men. German troops obtained support from abroad especially the countries which were neutral.
Why Germany and Italy Supported Nationalists
Germany considered the war as an opportunity. Prior they were planning to launch a boycott of the World War 1 peace treaty. As a result, they saw it wise to support the Nationalists. The leader of the German government, Hilter loved threatening France. This gave him a chance to take advantage of their rivals. Nationalists had strong army support and those who came in did so, on a volunteer basis. Through this, they spied and learned the skills used.
Benefits of Supporting Nationalists
The presence of raw materials gave the volunteer supporters a reason not to give up. Raw materials enabled Germany and Italy to gain practical experience which was essential in World War II.
The Nationalists were located in the northern part of Spain (Helen, Graham, 2005). This site had good ground which provided space for testing of equipment and training of the German and Italian troops. Through this Germany and Italy obtained highly qualified staff that operated their modern air plains.
They also got a site where they could test their new plains. They divided themselves into Legion air support which launched an attack into many categories.
Defeating the Republicans required a strategic and tactical bombing which was only achieved by the presence of good ground.
Conclusion
The colonists relied majorly on the economy of their colonies. They were expected to provide raw materials for manufacturing purposes. In case of shortage, the colonies were forced to import from other countries. This exhausted their economic advancement.
The war also weakened the power of the countries which were considered to be superpowers. For instance, the United Kingdom lost its superior and was forced to change its trading mechanisms from the slave trade.
The brutal civil war opened a way to democracy and a massive injection of capital for agricultural farming. Democracy was attained after the death of Franco who was the ruler of the Republicans. This success was facilitated by the Orthodox military. The militias headed the rebuilding of the states where the Republicans were initially living. The result was the mobilization of the messes which advocated for equity within the country
The war led to the exchange of culture that is currently forming in the United States.
Spanish Civil war is considered to have paved the way for WW11. This was when the Japanese inversion of Manchuria erupted and the Germans Refused to sign a treaty after WW1
Spanish war had a great humanitarian consequence. it led to the loss of life and destruction of property. During the war, there was increased military mortality. Britain assisted the Spanish Nationalist volunteer but many of them died during the war (David, Howell, 1992). This system of death continued until the start of WW11. It also led to the displacement of Republicans who defected from war forcing them to flee the country for safety.
Work cited
David, Howell. Impact of the Civil War on Britain: War Loss and Memory. Oxford University Press. London: UK, (1992).
Helen, Graham. The Spanish Civil War: A Very Fine Introduction. Oxford University Press. London: UK, (2005).
Eric, Solsten, and Sandra, W. The Spanish Civil War. Washington DC: US, (1990).