Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship
Dec 07, 2016 · 58m
Director
Santiago Torres, Ramon VallèsOverview
The Spanish dictator Francisco Franco was a rabid anti-Communist and a staunch ally of the United States. But that did not keep him from forging a friendship with a Communist nation that was America's sworn enemy: Fidel Castro's Cuba. The Spanish dictator Francisco Franco was a rabid anti-Communist and a staunch ally of the United States. But that did not keep him from forging a friendship with a Communist nation that was America's sworn enemy: Fidel Castro's Cuba.
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What is Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship about?
The Spanish dictator Francisco Franco was a rabid anti-Communist and a staunch ally of the United States. But that did not keep him from forging a friendship with a Communist nation that was America's sworn enemy: Fidel Castro's Cuba. The Spanish dictator Francisco Franco was a rabid anti-Communist and a staunch ally of the United States. But that did not keep him from forging a friendship with…
When was Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship released?
Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship was released on December 7, 2016.
How long is Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship?
Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship runs 58 minutes.
Who directed Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship?
Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship was directed by Santiago Torres and Ramon Vallès.
Who is in the cast of Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship?
The cast of Franco and Fidel: A Strange Friendship includes Joel Valverde (Narrator), Fidel Castro (Himself), Francisco Franco (Himself) and Nuño Aguierre de Cárcer (Himself).