How was Barcelona Football Club persecuted by the Franco government of Spain in the last century? If you can explain it in detail, I will give you 1 points. Be sure.

In p>1918, the Barcelona Club joined Catalonia, broke away from the Castia regime, and became a political force for the first time. In 1925, Barcelona fans booed the Spanish national anthem, Miguel? Primo? De? Rivera's army closed the club for six years and ordered its founder Gambo's family to leave Spain. During the Spanish Civil War, the police who supported General Franco resisted arrest and shot Iosep, then president of Barcelona? Sonol originated from his attempt to visit the * * * and Party troops defending Madrid and defending the right-wing forces. Catalans fiercely resisted Franco's coup, but when their opposition was finally suppressed, the general's army brazenly blew up the small building that kept the trophy of Barcelona Club ... During Franco's 36 years in power, there was constant friction between Barcelona Club and the Spanish regime. The dictatorship forced Barcelona to change the name of the club and ended its direct election. But the stadium in Barcelona is still a place where 1, Catalans gather to vent their anger against Franco, who refrained from executing these opponents.

Franco is a football fan, and Real Madrid is his favorite. In 1943 (four years after the end of the civil war), Real Madrid met Barcelona in the semi-final of the King's Cup, and Barcelona won 3- in the first leg. But before the second leg, Franco's national security director went into the dressing room and warned the Barcelona players that it was a great generosity for the country to allow them to return to Spain! -Barcelona once supported the wartime exile regime. At that time, Franco's regime often violently punished dissidents, and the threat in his words was clear enough. Barcelona suffered a 1-11 defeat in the second round.

In the early 195s, Barcelona beat Real Madrid twice to win the La Liga championship, but in 1953, both clubs tried to compete with Argentine star Di? Stifano signed a contract, and the Spanish Football Association controlled by Franco intervened and settled the dispute between the two sides. The matter ended with Di Stefano joining Real Madrid. From 1956 to the 196s, the latter led Real Madrid to win the European championship trophy for five consecutive years, helping it become one of the most outstanding teams in the world.

"When I talk to historians in Madrid, they always ask me whether Real Madrid manipulated the army or the army manipulated Real Madrid?" Charles, a historian at the University of Barcelona? Santakana said. The Marshall Plan did not benefit Spain. After the Second World War, this neutral ally was isolated by the international community. But since 195s, the relationship between Franco and his former allies began to thaw, and was recognized by the United Nations in 1955. Real Madrid benefited from this. "Since the European Cup, football has become a way for the Spanish regime to show itself. They want to say,' We play an important role in Europe and the world.' "Santa kana explained. "A foreign minister once said that Real Madrid is the best ambassador of Spain."

in the early 197s, in the last few years of Franco's dictatorship, the fate of Barcelona ushered in a turning point. At that time, a series of behind-the-scenes transactions brought Dutch star John? Cruyff sent it to Barcelona. For 2 years after the dispute over D 'Stefano's transfer, the Spanish Football Association banned clubs from signing contracts with foreign players-except those descendants of Hispanics who immigrated to Latin America. In 1971, the Spanish Football Association approved the application of 38 such players to join the Spanish club, but refused to release two similar signings from Barcelona. Suspecting that the Football Association was targeting itself, Barcelona sent a lawyer to Latin America to review the immigration documents of the 38 players, according to Santa Cana. "(38 people) only one player has legal documents and documents." The historian said. "Other people's materials are forged. Barcelona presented the survey to the Western Football Association and reached an agreement with the latter: as long as the Football Association lifted the ban on foreign players, Barcelona would never disclose the results of the survey. Therefore, Barcelona signed a contract with cruyff in 1973. "

As one of the greatest players in the history of modern football, cruyff's attitude is as tall and straight as his figure, and he never hides his political views: he said that he would never consider joining Real Madrid because the latter is closely related to Franco. In his first season in Barcelona, cruyff, 26, led the team to regain the La Liga title after 14 years, and even beat Real Madrid 5- away. "That game is of historical significance, and older fans will still cheer for that day." Former Barcelona hockey player Sam? Radnell said. Radnell lived in Barcelona until 1997, and now he is one of the managers of the cruyff Foundation. "Catalan culture is wrapped in negotiations and agreements." He said, "Catalonia is not a radical nation. They have never won a decisive strategic victory in history. When John joined, people still didn't believe that Barcelona could win back its former glory, but when he did, the feeling was: Wow, unbelievable!