David Irving Spanish Civil War, Franco and Hitler

Overview Irving examines the 1940 meeting between Hitler and Franco at Hendaye, analysing why Franco refused to permit German passage through Spain to attack Gibraltar. He contextualizes Franco's decision within Spain's exhaustion following the Civil War, then offers a broader assessment of Franco's 40 year rule, and concludes with a discussion of the Guernica bombing and questions of historical accuracy regarding casualty figures. Topics covered Hitler and Franco's meeting at Hendaye: strategic context and...

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