História Obscura | 31. Legião Viriato: como Salazar ajudou Franco a ganhar a guerra

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Compra o livro do Teorias! https://tr.ee/XQJfxvkGuh Link Patreon: patreon.com/bruapodcasts Torna-te patrono! Melhora a tua biblioteca em amzn.to/3IPFp0t Visita bruapodcasts.com para mais informações Espanha, 1936. Rebenta a guerra! Divida entre uma coligação de movimentos de esquerda e nacionalistas católicos, a Espanha cai numa espiral de violência sem precedentes e arrasta consigo toda a Europa. Vêm ingleses e franceses combater nas montanhas. A União Soviética apoia os seus amigos socialistas, enquanto Hitler e Mussolini dão a mão ao Generalíssimo Franco. Por cá, em Portugal, o recém-fundado Estado Novo tem um problema: como reagir a uma guerra mesmo às portas de sua casa, sem se envolver demasiado? A solução de Salazar: combater em segredo. Assim nasce a Legião Viriato (ou simplesmente "os Viriatos"), um grupo de milhares de combatentes portugueses que saltam a fronteira, engrossam os regimentos nacionalistas espanhóis e rasgam os céus a bombardear as tropas republicanas. Mas poderá Salazar mudar o curso da guerra sem nunca revelar o seu verdadeiro jogo? Será que o apoio português a Franco ficou pelos Viriatos? E quem são, afinal, estes portugueses que foram arriscar a vida por um país que não é o seu? "História Obscura" é um programa da série "Sapiens" produzido pela Bruá Podcasts, narrado por Luís Francisco Sousa. Com direcção criativa de Luís Francisco Sousa Escrito por Hugo Simões Pesquisa por Hugo Simões Direcção técnica de Rita Cabrita Sonoplastia de Sara Millen Identidade gráfica desenvolvida por Rita Cabrita e Luís Francisco Sousa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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