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Published by Crítica · History and archaeology · ISBN 9788491997160

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A biography of Francisco Franco (1892-1975), the dictator who ruled Spain for four decades, written by the historian Julián Casanova half a century after his death. Drawing on testimony, books and documents, it follows the officer from before the military uprising, when he was one africanista among many, to absolute power, and looks at how that power changed his character and his inner circle.

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For readers who want to know the person behind the dictator, especially generations who did not live under Franco's regime.

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