Bahamonde Collection

FRANCO BAHAMONDE, Francisco (1892-1975). Spanish military man and politician. Dictator of Spain from 1939 to 1975

Cover of Diario de una Bandera by Francisco Franco. 1922
Cover of Diario de una Bandera by Francisco Franco.1922

Spanish Civil War. General Cabanellas transferring the power to general Franco in Burgos on 11th October 1936

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). No-Do. Nationalist poster with portraits of (from up to down and from left to right): Francisco Franco, Queipo del Llano, Mola and Primo de Rivera

Spain. Civil War. General Francisco Francisco (middle) with Generals Cavalcanti (left) and Mola (right) at the streets of Burgos (August 1936). SPAIN. Monistrol de Montserrat

Burial of Francisco Franco Bahamonde, when the Misa corpore in sepulto at the Royal Palace in Madrid

Juan Carlos I. Succession of Franco, 1969
Prince Juan Carlos is designed by Francisco Franco successor to the Head of State as a future King. July 21, 1969

FRANCO BAHAMONDE, Pilar (1895 - 1989). Sister to Francisco Franco. 1977

Francisco Franco going for a drive through the Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid after presiding the Parade of the Victory. He is with the Minister of the Army, Juan Casta񯮮 1964

Francisco Franco
General Francisco Franco visiting the works of Valle de los Ca�s (Valley of the Fallen)

FRANCO BAHAMONDE, Francisco (1892-1975). Spanish military man and politician. Dictator of Spain from 1939 to 1975. Sculpture. SPAIN. GALICIA. Valdovi

POLO Y MART͎EZ-VALDɓ, Carmen (1900-1988). Wife
POLO Y MART͎ EZ-VALDɓ, Carmen (1900-1988). Wife of General Francisco Franco.; FRANCO BAHAMONDE, Francisco (1892-1975). Spanish military man and politician

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"Francisco Bahamonde: A Controversial Figure in Spanish History" Francisco Bahamonde, widely known as Francisco Franco, was a prominent figure during the tumultuous years of the Spanish Civil War and beyond. Born in 1892, he would go on to become one of Spain's most influential leaders. In 1922, Franco graced the cover of Diario de una Bandera with his book titled "Diary of a Flag, " showcasing his early literary pursuits. Little did anyone know that this young man would soon rise to power and shape the destiny of an entire nation. During the Spanish Civil War, General Cabanellas transferred command to Franco, marking a turning point in the conflict. As leader of the Nationalist forces, he utilized propaganda through No-Do (News and Documentary) films to bolster support for his cause. General Francisco Francisco played a crucial role in this war-torn period as well. His loyalty and dedication were instrumental in securing victory for Franco's forces. Together with other military leaders like Nicolas Franco Bahamonde from the National Army, they fought tirelessly against their Republican adversaries. The succession plan came into play when Juan Carlos I was chosen as Franco's successor in 1969. This decision paved the way for Spain's transition towards democracy after decades under authoritarian rule. Not only was Francisco known for his political endeavors but also had familial ties worth mentioning. Pilar Bahamonde, his sister who lived from 1895 until 1989, shared both personal moments and challenges alongside her brother throughout their lives. Despite controversy surrounding him even today, there were glimpses into Francisco Franco's personal life too. He enjoyed leisurely drives through Paseo where he could momentarily escape from his responsibilities as leader and experience some tranquility amidst chaos. Finally laid to rest after his passing in 1975; it marked an end to an era filled with triumphs and tribulations.