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    On the 18 July 1936‚ leading Generals of the Spanish Army led a revolt against the democratically elected Popular Front government of Spain. Within days the country was plunged into civil war with the Republicans fighting the insurgent Nationalists for control of the country. The various democracies of the world turned their backs on Spain’s plight and even hindered the Republicans by supporting non-intervention in the conflict. However‚ many people came to help the Republic. Las Brigades Internacionales

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    Spain's Clothing

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    Clothing from Spain During the Sixteenth Century‚ Spain was widely known for fashion and elegance. The traditional Spanish clothing was widely known for elegance‚ austerity‚ rigidity‚ and superb decoration. The cloth fabrics used for making traditional Spanish clothes were rich and heavy‚ with decorations in gold and silver thread with jewels or pearls. The Moorish Culture greatly influenced Spanish dressing; it introduced rich embroideries‚ use of jewels‚ jeweled buttons‚ points

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    Telepizza

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    TelePizza had grown from a single store in 1988 to the largest pizza chain in Spain. At the end of 1997 they had 399 stores and an estimated market share of 62% in Spain‚ and 68 stores internationally. The success of TelePizza was mostly driven by great HR management. TelePizza only hired the best people and put a lot of effort on development. This led to an outstanding commitment and high flexibility. People started their position as a delivery person became even franchisees‚ so franchisees had

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    When the Nationalist uprising began in Spain in 1936‚ General Francisco Franco wrote to Hitler and asked for help in transporting his troops from Morocco to Spain. This request was at first denied by the German foreign minister Constantin von Neurath‚ who believed that helping Spain would bring on another European war. Hitler disagreed‚ and sent word to General Franco that Germany would support the rebellion. In July 1936‚ Hitler succeeded in transporting Franco’s +/- 15 000 troops (known as “The

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    November 20‚ 1975 ended an era of Authoritarian dictatorship and Fascism in Spain. However‚ even after his death‚ the question was where does Spain go from here? Moreover‚ the memory of the Spanish Civil War still resonated with lawmakers‚ political leaders‚ and citizens in Spain and exiles. The memories of the Second Republic’s downfall‚ the mass murder during and after the Civil War‚ and the Franco dictatorship had remained with Spain for decades. However‚ during the transition‚ peace‚ amnesty‚ liberty

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    Alhambra Is Alive

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    symbolism found within the Alhambra‚ we will be able to discuss how these symbolism might help make an architectural space alive. Introduction: - Alhambra (means ‘Red Castle’ in Arabic due to its reddish walls) - Last capital of the Moorish empire in Spain - Main Purpose: A military fortification (against the Christians) and palace-city with gardens and bathes within it. - Location: On the top of the hill al-Sabika on the left bank of the River Darro - Located on a strategic high point with a view

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    Age Of Exploration Effects

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    started to pay for various explorations to discover a way to get to Asia so they could get spices all the more effectively and for less expensive. Portugal was the main European nation that sent various explorers to hunt down the way to get to Asia. Spain‚ in any case‚ would soon take control over the lead in exploration. At

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    Juan de Onate was born. He was born in Zacatecas‚ New Spain (Mexico). His father’s name was Cristobal De Onate; his father was a conquistador/silver baron. Juan’s mother was Dona Catalina Salazar. They were silver mine owners‚ and Spanish-Basque colonists. He grew up dreaming of conquering the region north of New Spain. Juan de Onate first career was as an Indian fighter. He was an Indian fighter in the Northern Frontier region of New Spain. Juan de Onate then married Isabel de Tolosa de Moctezuma

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    The Hotel Industry in Spain

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    Tunde Lukacs 09b3 Marketing Economist International Business Academy Kolding‚ Denmark AuthorTünde Lukács | SubjectAP Degree Thesis | Date to hand in10th of August | | Number of characters (incl. space)124.998 | LanguageEnglish | TitleAttracting new customers | SubtitleHow can the possible Nordic customers boost the income of the hotel? | SchoolInternational Business Academy‚ Kolding‚ Denmark | Study programmePA Degree in Marketing Economics | Project SupervisorIvan Hassingaard

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    Christopher Columbus

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    blue in 1492. Christopher Columbus sailed for Spain in order to find a shorter route to Asia. In terms of accomplishing this goal‚ he was one of the biggest failures in history. However‚ he was very successful in terms of opening up a new world to Europe. His "discovery" of the new world led to new goods being introduced from the Americas to Europe and vise versa. Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492. Christopher Columbus sailed for Spain in order to find a shorter route to Asia.

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