Thousands
of Spanish soldiers died-including 15,000 during a two-week period in 1921
known as the Defeat of Annual-and the Spanish Army responded with aerial
bombings, chemical weapons and widespread atrocities. THE MOROCCAN LABYRINTH (
Spanish Version posted here) reveals how this colonial conflict served as the
prologue to the Spanish Civil War, with losses in the African war undermining
the monarchy and politically emboldening the "African militarists,"
including generals such as Francisco Franco, who in 1936 launched a revolt
against the Spanish Republic.
Ironically,
in order to escape famine and poverty, thousands of Moroccans enlisted in the
Spanish Falangist movement and found themselves fighting for their former
enemies in Spain against Republican forces.
- This new is very strange and surprising
because it tell us that a lot of african militarists fought for Franco to avoid
starvation.
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