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The Use of Chemical Weapons in Morocco and the First Spanish Dictatorship
1:02:53 - 1:08:13 (05:20)
The French made an official request for provisions of chemical weapons in Morocco in June 1925, justifying their usage as a way to spare human lives during attacks. Meanwhile, Spanish dictator de Rivera faced growing resistance from students who were a political factor due to the dictatorship's education system reforms.
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The French used chemical weapons against tribes and civilians in Morocco in the 1920s, including a request for chemical weapons by French General Liotli in June 1925.
1:02:53 - 1:05:29 (02:35)
Summary
The French used chemical weapons against tribes and civilians in Morocco in the 1920s, including a request for chemical weapons by French General Liotli in June 1925. The tribes attempted to fight back with non-explosive projectiles and shells charged with pepper power, but with limited success.
ChapterThe Use of Chemical Weapons in Morocco and the First Spanish Dictatorship
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Despite starting out with popular support, Miguel Primo de Rivera faced growing resistance from students during his dictatorship in Spain and his mouthpieces declared that it was only a transitional thing, eventually leading to the end of the military dictatorship.
1:05:29 - 1:08:13 (02:44)
Summary
Despite starting out with popular support, Miguel Primo de Rivera faced growing resistance from students during his dictatorship in Spain and his mouthpieces declared that it was only a transitional thing, eventually leading to the end of the military dictatorship.