1936

The year 1936 was a significant period marked by major political and social changes worldwide. In Spain, a civil war began between Republicans and Nationalists, leading to a brutal conflict. In Germany, Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime intensified its power, promoting aggressive nationalism and anti-Semitic policies. Meanwhile, in the United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt was re-elected president and introduced the Second New Deal to combat the Great Depression. The year also saw the Berlin Olympics, showcasing Germany's rise, and the founding of organizations like the Hoover Dam. Overall, 1936 was a pivotal year setting the stage for future global conflicts and reforms.