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Galicia and World War II
The participation of Galicia in the World War II was marked by its location in front of behind the back of the Atlantic.〔() Un estudio constata la relevancia de Galicia en la II Guerra Mundial. 〕 The World War II was a conflict armed to global level that lasted since 1939 at 1945. In spite of the Spanish neutrality, the war also affected the country due to his strategic location. The tungsten excractes of mines as the Mines of San Fins was used for the nazi bellicose industry. The extraction and transport of the mineral carried out it lid companies, as the Finance and Industrial Corporation (Galician: ''Sociedade Financeira e Industrial'').〔() HISMA, ROWAK y SOFINDUS, las empresas pantalla alemanas 〕
Hundreds of Galicians traveled to fight with the Germans in the Eastern Front, in the Blue Division, on another side, former republican combatants fought with the allies, many of them being confined in fields of concentration.
==Tungsten==
The raw materials had a basic paper in the Second World War, especially those used in the bellicose industry, one of them was the tungsten, which was used to armor armament. Before the war, the main producers were China (36%), Burma (17%) and United States of America (11%). Because of that, in the event of war Germany difficult access to these countries, for which it decided to look for it in Europe, would have Spain and Portugal where the only producers were. Galicia had almost 70% of the Spanish mineral, for which it converted in the main center of extraction.
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