Falangist (Noun)
Meaning
A Spanish member of General Franco's political party.
Classification
Nouns denoting people.
Examples
- The falangist politician was known for his unwavering support of General Franco's regime.
- As a young falangist, he was indoctrinated with the party's fascist ideology and nationalist rhetoric.
- The falangist movement gained momentum in the 1930s, attracting many disaffected Spaniards who felt disillusioned with the country's democratic government.
- During the Spanish Civil War, the falangist militia played a significant role in the Nationalist forces' victory.
- After Franco's death, many former falangists struggled to adapt to Spain's transition to democracy.