Chapter 827: The Attitude of Australasia

The French government's attitude effectively represented that of the Franco-British alliance. And Italy's attitude also confirmed the stance of the German-Italian cooperation.

Within a few days of Italy's public support for Spain, Germany also announced its support for Spain with a batch of weapons and equipment, including long guns.

Furthermore, the German government declared that it would not prohibit its citizens from voluntarily participating in the war in Spain. However, at the same time, the German government also assured that Germany would not join the Spanish Civil War.

Of course, such statements could perhaps deceive the ordinary people but they would definitely not fool the upper echelons of various countries.

What did the war represent for countries like Germany and Italy? It represented an excellent opportunity for military training.

Especially for Germany, since the end of World War I, almost 20 years had passed without participating in any substantial war.