Urko

It could be added also generals in the neutral countries, and give each one of them an independent role of U.K. and Germany... For example: Next to Madrid Franco's headquarters

Urko concedes to Terif, I was Axis, bid 200. (You learn a lot playing versus him, in this game with millions of combinations, he knows what to do of memory, I'm sure...)

Urko concedes to Terif, I was Axis, bid 200. (You learn a lot playing versus him, in this game with millions of combinations, he knows what to do of memory, I'm sure...)

Mmm, too much for me :confused: I think I prefer Spanish...

That makes me remember when I obtained 0'3 pointsin English with my theory: When you throw the water from one glass to another glass you lose a bit of water, explanation: I did an horrible translation in an exercise with mark and the teacher did'nt know what mark to put

It's a very funny history Jersey

I'm bored in order to I'm going to tell more about the international situation of the republic and Franco during the civil war and their influence in the war: Republic: Countries who aid: U.R.S.S. and stop counting, the U.K. and France abandoned it in front of the Republic annoyment because they were afraid about Germany (U.S. was too far and ancestral enemy before the republic to be considerated a traitor). The U.R.S.S. helped sending a few gums and selling a little of munitions... Volunteers: the International Brigades came here in 1937 and were coragerous soldiers from different countries (France, the most, a many from the U.K. and U.S. and a bit from many other countries. The returnt home in 1938, when the war was lost. Official help: Nothing Franco: Countries who aid: Germany, Italy, Ireland, Romania, South-American countries... the list is too long Volunteers: From many countries, but especially from Italy, but in the Italian-volunteer front when the saw the first enemy gums, they began to run in a proportion of 1/10 soldiers positive for Italians and was a red day for them... Official help: Germany (Pilots, munition...) and Italy [ May 08, 2003, 03:25 PM: Message edited by: Urko ]

That was 28 years ago, not now, I'll write the recent history of the church in Spain... 1492 - 1930 The catholic church is joined to the state 1930 - 1936 With the republic there is a separation between it and the state and with the socialist government (not the same as the American socialism, here there is another concept of socialism) there's a neutrality July 1936 - 1938 Coup d'État, Spain, divided into republicans and fascists, the church helped the fascists and It was well known so in 1936, in the republic zone the churchs, monasteries... were sacked, burnt and many clercks were killed in some cities, the republic fights versus the church while the fascists advanced... 1938 - 1939 May The republic signs the peace with the church (Negrin, a republican politic did it) but they lost the civil war, the fascist ultra-religious in the power 1951?- 1975, 20 November I don't remember the exact beginning date. Officialy, the State and the church were joined, that means that all the town-hall edicts, national laws... had to be signed for the church or weren't acceppted by Franco and there was a not official powerfull inquisition... 1975 - 1978 Transition, constitution, more freedom and a "democratic system"...

I'm here teacheeeeeeeeer! What were you going to tell me? [ May 08, 2003, 01:57 PM: Message edited by: Urko ]

Mmm, during the XIX century they killed only a few people beacuse they needed to do that the pop says the were powerfull, but in that century the lion did'nt have much life... Goya had that problem exactly because he went into politic. But, You talk about XIX century while 28 years ago you could be 5 years easily in the prison if you said "I don't believe in god" or you weren't catholic in general... [ May 07, 2003, 04:54 PM: Message edited by: Urko ]

It's a very sad history of 5 centuries

Mmm, I surprised when I saw replies in this forum, It passed to the history more than one month ago...

After seeing your last post I only can do one thing... Laugh: JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA

I hate when I write anything and it appears twice. I told you I was going to finish crazy, Jersey... NOW I'M CRAZY :mad: [ April 06, 2003, 02:20 PM: Message edited by: Urko ]

It's Urko, not Gurko, Jersey