Francoism

Francoism
¡España es una,grande y libre!
Basic Information
Aliases	Spanish Fascism Franquismo National Catholicism NatCath Spanish White Terror (by Spanish people) El generalísimo Technocratic Caudillism Socialist Right (by Gustavo Bueno and his followers)
Alignments	AuthUnity AuthRight Culturally Right Nationalists Fascists (Allegedly) Religious
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Main Anti-Communism Anti-Feminism Anti-Liberalism Anti-Masonry Anti-Republicanism Anti-Semitism (before 1945) Autocracy Totalitarianism (before 1945) Authoritarian Conservatism Carlism Caudillismo Catholic Nationalism Classical Conservatism Falangism Fascism Isolationism (before 1950s) Technocracy (Since 1950s) Authoritarian Capitalism (Since 1950s) Traditionalism Post-Francoism/Sociological Francoism Alt-Lite Authoritarian Democracy Paternalistic Conservatism National Conservatism
Influenced	Person Dignity Theory
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	Francisco Franco
Character Information
Likes	Merit The Catholic Church
Dislikes	Freemasons Idiots Separatists Idiotic Separatists Commies
Song	Marcha Real El Generalisimo

Francoism is an Authoritarian Right ideology that believes that the beliefs of Francisco Franco should be implemented. He is very nationalistic, militaristic, and catholic.

History

Origins

It all started in 1936 during the beginning of the Spanish civil war. Franco emerged as the dominant rebel military leader and was proclaimed Head of State on 1 October 1936, ruling a dictatorship over the territory controlled by the Nationalist faction. The 1937 Unification Decree, which merged all parties supporting the rebel side, led to Nationalist Spain becoming a single-party regime under the FET y de las JONS

After the civil war

At the end of the civil war, the nationalists won and Franco became dictator of all of Spain. WW2 then broke out, and Spain did not join the Axis powers ( Germany, Japan and Italy) because of how war-torn the country was—or at least that was Franco’s alibi. Then the 1947 Law of Succession made Spain a de jure Kingdom again but defined Franco as the Head of State for life with the power to choose the person to become King of Spain and his successor. Reforms were implemented in the 1950s and Spain abandoned autarky, kicked out the Falangist movement, which had been prone to isolationism, to a new breed of economists, the technocrats of Opus Dei. This led to massive economic growth, second only to Japan, that lasted until the mid-1970s, known as the "Spanish miracle". In 1955 Spain joined the United Nations and Franco was one of Europe's most outspoken anti-communist figures: his regime was assisted by the Western powers, particularly the United States, and it was asked to join NATO.

Death of Franco

Franco died in 1975 at the age of 82. He restored the monarchy before his death and made his successor King Juan Carlos I, who would lead the Spanish transition to democracy. This would be the end of Francoism in Spain.

Beliefs

Francoism believes in Authoritarianism, Anti-Communism, Spanish nationalism and national Catholicism, and similar to a Reactionary, it's in favour of Monarchism, often using symbols that reference the Spanish catholic kings and also praising them, Militarism, Ultranationalism,. It also believes in anti-Masonry, anti-separatism, pan-Hispanism and anti-parliamentarism. Despite its ideological governance, It supports a non-ideological cabinet based on skill. Some say that it's also fascist or at least a Spanish version of fascism but this is false. While it has had relationships with different fascist ideologies it isn't fascist itself.

Personality and Behavior

Francoism is a very serious and stern ball. He is also very nationalistic, usually seen praising Spain and her glory. He is also very catholic usually seen either at church, praying, or saying "Ave Maria!" or "Gloria in excelsis Deo!" He is also not that great at speaking English and often his English sounds broken.

How to Draw

National Flag of Francoist Spain version

Flag of Francoism

1. Draw a ball
2. Make the top and bottom of the ball
3. Make the middle of the ball
4. Draw the symbol of Franco by the left side of the ball
5. Draw the hat that Franco wore (optional)
6. Draw eyes and then you're done

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Red	#DB0A13	219, 10, 19
	Yellow	#FCDE02	252, 222, 2
	Black	#141414	20, 20, 20
	Red (Shield and Beak)	#C60B1E	198, 11, 30
	White	#FFFFFF	255, 255, 255

Standard of Francisco Franco as Head of Spanish State version

Flag of Francoism

Drawing this version is similar to Caudillismo, but with different colours and Franco's peak cap.

1. Draw a ball
2. Make it red
3. Draw the Royal Bend of Castile (Banda Real de Castilla)
4. Draw the Pillars of Hercules at the bottom left and upper right.
5. Draw the hat that Franco wore (optional)
6. Draw eyes and then you're done

Relationships

Camaradas

• Technocracy - You know more about economics than him right? Ok, make us some money!
• Salazarism - A friendly neighbor. Thanks for your help in my victory! We're both Iberian brothers forever!
• Fascism - Thanks for the support during the civil war. I am also basically the Spanish version of you.
• Reactionarism - You're cool.
• Integralism - Basically me.
• Caudillismo - Papá!
• Traditionalism - Me gusta!
• Pinochetism - You may be a filthy South American, but I respect creative use of helicópteros.
• Hayekism and Ordo-Liberalism - Thsnks for the advice.

Mezclado

• Constitutional Monarchism - You betrayed me!
• Monarchism - I have some serious problems with you
• Castroism - The only commie I kinda like.
• Falangism - You were a good ally but you had to go man.
• Right-Wing Populism - You support the democracy that's cringe but at least you're anti-communist and do you love the traditions of your country
• Carlism - You are truly noble but you need to remember I call the shots.
• Distributism- I'll let you set up shop in Spain if you shut down your newspaper
• Neoconservatism- I had to make a lot of sacrifices to join his stupid club. I hope it was worth it.
• National Socialism - Thanks for the volunteers back in the civil war! Have some Blue Division! Don't bother asking for more, I'm not gonna send you anything else nor will I formally join your world war and I will also let some Jews travel to my land.
• Technoliberalism - We both like merit, but stop being a libtard.

Enemigos

• Spanish Republicanism - Jaja get rekt.
• Neoliberalism- I knew this would happen. Goddamn neocon tricked me!
• Zionism - I sheltered some of your people during WW2, but you'd later betray me and voted against me admitting to the UN. You fool! I supported the Arab countries against you diplomatically and didn't recognise your illegal settlements in return.
• Mediacracy - Yeah, if I don't like what you're writing then you gotta shut that shit down.
• Nguemaism - I told you that those who split from my technocracy would descend into idiocy.
• Marxism–Leninism - Llora por tu derrota en la guerra civil.
• Republicanism - You're the puppet of commies.
• Progressivism - You're also a puppet of commies and a cultural Marxist!
• Anarcho-Syndicalism - Seethe! Cope! Dilate!
• Independence Anarchism - HAHAHAHA, can you cry louder?.
• Esoteric Socialism - YOUR MASONIC-COMMUNIST PLOT AGAINST SPAIN WILL NEVER SUCCEED!!!!!
• Left-Wing Nationalism - YOU VASCOS TERRORISTAS KILLED MY PRIME MINISTER BLANCO! IF IT WASN'T FOR YOU VASCOS TERRORISTAS SPAIN WOULD STILL BE UNDER MY SYSTEM!!!
• Titoism - So many Yugoslav partisan commanders were in international brigades...
• Kemalism - I mean, you might be a nationalist and non-aligned like me, but I’ll never forgive you for supporting him. You are also cringe for being progressive, anti-fascist, and anti-theocracy.

Further Information

Texts

• Twenty-Six Point Manifesto of the Spanish Falange by José Antonio Primo de Rivera
• Theory of the Partisan by Carl Schmitt

Wikipedia

• Francoist Spain
• Sociological Francoism
• Spanish miracle
• National Catholicism
• Stabilization Plan
• Fundamental Laws of the Realm
• Spanish Syndical Organization

Videos

• Ten Minute History - The Spanish Civil War and Francisco Franco (Short Documentary)
• El Primer Franquismo- A Toda Leche
• El Final Del Franquismo- A Toda Leche

Gallery

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