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...nia during [[World War II]] from [[Timeline of Anarchism in Eastern Europe|1939 to 1941]]. [[Category:1939]] ...

* 1936 - 1939: [[Red Terror (Spain)|Spain]] ...

* 1939: Fascist one-party state installed in Albania by Fascist Italy. * 1939: National Fascist Union (evolved from National Fascist Party) in Argentina ...

* 1936 - 1939: [[Spanish Civil War]] * 1939 - 1945: [[World War II]] ...

...ons enacted by the [[United States of America|US]] government from 1933 to 1939 to help stop the [[Great Depression]]. Many have argued this period was the ...

...the '''Second World War''' was the largest war in history, fought between 1939 and 1945 and killing between 50 and 85 million people. The war was fought b === 1939 === ...

* 1939: [[The Hajduks of Cotovschi]] founded (Romania) ...

..., semi-[[Fascism|fascist]] right-wing dictatorship that ran [[Spain]] from 1939 to 1975. It is named after Francisco Franco, a general turned dictator of S [[Category:1939]] ...

...''' took place between [[Timeline of Anarchism in Southern Europe|1936 and 1939]] between the [[Republicans (Spanish Civil War)|Republicans]] and [[Nationa ...

...d 8,000,000 people from [[Timeline of Anarchism in Southern Europe|1936 to 1939]]. Making it the [[List of Anarchist Societies|largest experiment in anarch [[Category:1939]] ...

* [[Coming Up for Air]] (1939) ...

...ating high school he worked on boats. He enlisted with the Finnish Army in 1939 as war with the [[USSR]] (now [[Russia]]) broke out, he led covert recon, s ...

In 1939 he was arrested and conscripted into World War II as a combat medic, then j ...

..."The Edelweiss Pirates, 1939-1945," ''Libcom'', https://libcom.org/history/1939-1945-the-edelweiss-pirates.</ref> ...

* 1939: The German Ocean Liner ''[[MS St. Louis]]'' carries 937 Jewish refugees ou ...

...have been "shocked" by the brutality of the Falangist repression. In July 1939, the foreign minister of Fascist Italy, Galeazzo Ciano, reported of "trials ...

...ory of Libertarian Ideas: Volume One, from Anarchy to Anarchism (300 CE to 1939)'' edited by Robert Graham (Montreal: Black Rose Books, 2005), 24.</ref> ...

...ipating in 477 sit-down strikes throughout the 1930s, and between 1936 and 1939, workers occupied 583 workplaces. The US labor movement became extremely pa ...

<nowiki> </nowiki>However, by the late 1930s, the policy had changed. In 1939–1940 the social studies). In 1939, non-Russian languages that had been given ...

In Saigon council elections in 1939, with the Second World War 1939 published a Vietnamese language version Tranh Dau as well. In ...