1. the CIVIL WAR and the IMMIGRATION
Publicity of right wing
General Franco
MARINA GARCIA AND
CHAIMA EL HABCHI

2. INTRODUCTION

3. WHAT WAS THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR?
Civil war Conflict between one or more sides of the same nation
The different sides want to defend their different ideologies, doctrines, positions or interests
It took place from 1936 to 1939
It was a social, political and war conflict

4. Young men, women, boys and girls lost their lives
Republican political prisoners
Bodies of several children killed during a nationalist air raid

5. PROPAGANDA OF THE TWO DIFFERENT PARTIES

6. The Spanish Civil War began because of the following circumstances:
An economy that couldn’t satisfy the needs of the people
Huge social differences
The government system worried about the economy, not about the important changes
A society that was divided between two bans/sides.
February of 1936, the popular front (left wing) won.

7. Republican men and women marched at the beginning of the war

8. The exile ( )
Migration flow People who left their place of origin to move to another destination
General Franco imposed a militar dictatorship:
Revoked statutes of Catalonia and Basque Country
Banned all the parties and workers association
Forced everyone to be catholic
Impeded freedom of expression
Fired University democratic teachers

9. Spaniards migrated mainly to France

11. Causes of the Immigration
The victims of the fighting were more than half a million people:
- Killed in combat
- Executed by the winners after the war
They piled up in refugee camps at the French coast or flew to Mexico or Argentina
Serious impact in our demography

12. Republican troops captured by nationalists at the end of the war

13. Consequences for the receiving countries
Immigrants who had a fairly high class were well received by other countries.
People from low social classes weren’t well received, therefore, had to face social exclusion.

14. Consequences for the receiving countries
Social consequences:
High racism
Rejection between the two nationalities
It was very difficult for them to integrate into society