During
World War II,
Felix was the propsoed name for a German/Spanish seizure of
Gibraltar. Scheduled for
10 January 1941 but ever executed. This plan was discussed at a meeting held between
Franco and
Hitler in late October, 1940 in Hitler’s railroad car at
Hendaye, France[?]. Hitler later said he would rather have three teeth extracted that to meet with Franco again.
It is subject to historical debate if Franco overplayed his hand demanding too much from Hitler for Spanish entry into the war, or if he deliberately stymied the German dictator.
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