Munich Congress: Spain’s Opposition to Franco in 1962
The Opposition to Franco: Munich Congress, 1962
Source: Resolution agreed upon by the Congress of Munich, 1962.
1) Introduction
This is a primary source of political and public nature. The collective author is the 118 delegates participating in the Spanish Congress of the European Movement in Munich, who unanimously approved this resolution. These delegates represented various groups opposing the Franco regime, both from within Spain and in exile.
The resolution was approved in June 1962, during the
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- Love: Erotica, individual experiences, friends.
- Creating Poetry: Metapoetry (reflection on poetry).
General Characteristics:
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Zero Conditional
-Zero Conditional (habits, scientific, universal truths, instructions, rules)
if + present simple / present simple
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First Conditional
-First Conditional
if + present simple / future (will + infinitive)
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Second Conditional
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| Base Form | Past Simple | Past Participle | Català |
|---|---|---|---|
| be | Was/were | been | Ser, estar |
| beat | beat | beaten | Colpejar |
| become | became | become | Convertir-se |
| begin | began | begun | Començar |
| bend | bent | bent | Doblegar(-se) |
| bet | bet | bet | Apostar |
| bite | bit | bitten | Mossegar |
| bleed | bled | bled | Sagnar |
| blow | blew | blown | Bufar |
| break | broke | broken | Trencar |
| bring | brought | brought | Portar |
| build | built | built | Construir |
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- A society divided into estates.
- A political organization based on absolute monarchy.
- Artistic expression in the Baroque style.
Key Aspects of the Old Regime
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Military Directory:
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