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The Spanish Government and the Axis

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  • Statement by the Department of State


    • II : Documents[1]
  • No. 1. Memorandum by the German Ambassador in Madrid, August 8, 1940


  • No. 2. Letter From General Franco to Mussolini, August 15, 1940


  • No. 3. Letter From Mussolini to General Franco, August 25, 1940


  • No. 4. Notes of Conversation Between the Fuehrer and the Spanish Minister of the Interior in Berlin, September 17, 1940


  • No. 5. Letter From General Franco to Hitler, September 22, 1940


  • No. 6. Notes on Interview Between the Fuehrer and Count Ciano, September 28, 1940


  • No. 7. Letter From Serrano Suņer to Von Ribbentrop, October 10, 1940


  • No. 8. Notes on Conversation Between the Fuehrer and the Caudillo, October 23, 1940


  • No. 9. German Foreign Office Memorandum, October 31, 1940


  • No. 10. Telegram From the German Ambassador in Madrid to the Foreign Office in Berlin, December 5, 1940


  • No. 11. Telegram From the German Ambassador in Madrid to the Foreign Office in Berlin, December 12, 1940


  • No. 12. Letter From Hitler to Franco, February 6, 1941


  • No. 13. Letter From General Franco to Hitler, February 26,1941


  • No. 14. Secret Protocol Between the German and Spanish Governments, February 10, 1943


  • No. 15. Notes on Conversation Between General Franco and Ambassador Dieckhoff, December 15, 1943


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    Source:
    THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT AND THE AXIS : Documents
    DEPARTMENT OF STATE
    Publication 2483
    EUROPEAN SERIES 8
    Washington, DC : Government Printing Office, 1946

    [1]This series of 15 documents (translations) was released to the press by the Department of State on Mar. 4, 1946. Back


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