This man would later succeed Astray as commander of his country's foreign legion after the third Rif War.
This man was second-in-command to José Millan Astray during experiences he would later write about in his Diary of a Battalion. This man would later succeed Astray as commander of his country's foreign legion after the third Rif War. This man merged the Carlist and (*) Falange parties in his country during a civil war that removed Manuel Azaña from power. He was succeeded as head of state by Juan Carlos I. For 10 points, name this man whose victory in his country's civil war allowed him to become the long time dictator of Spain.
This man was second-in-command to José Millan Astray during experiences he would later write about in his Diary of a Battalion.
{Francisco Franco} Bahamonde