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...Assembly]] it became clear that Primo de Rivera, in spite of the fact that from the beginning he had presented his regime as "temporary", had no intention ...itizenship had been on the side of the dictatorship, was distancing itself from it".{{Sfn|Alía Miranda|2023|p=182}} ...

...n Spanish).</ref> although the censorship of the Dictatorship prevented it from being published and circulated.{{Sfn|Avilés Farré|2006|p=36}} It had been ...r, headed by [[Marcelino Domingo]] and [[Álvaro de Albornoz]], to separate from the common front and create the [[Radical Socialist Republican Party|Radica ...

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...s his father's third son. Antonio Garosci (1861-1941) was not originally from [[Piedmont]]. He had been born in [[Sanremo|San Remo]] down [[Liguria |by ...ry 1932 he succeeded in escaping to [[France]] where he joined up with the exiled [[Giustizia e Libertà|Giustizia e Libertà leadership]] in [[Paris]].<ref ...

...d the [[Spanish Republican Army]], the latter using mainly colonial troops from [[Spanish Morocco]].{{sfn|Ealham|2005|p=54}} ...güe]] to relieve the besieged government garrisons and to retake the towns from the miners. The brevity of the confrontation led historian [[Gabriel Jackso ...

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...130-152, for the Second Carlist War see pp. 152-154</ref> Unlike the neos, from the onset they refused to accept the rules of constitutional monarchy and a ...iled or forced into seclusion,<ref>estimates of the number of exiled range from 12,500 to 20,000, see Jordi Canal i Morell, ''Banderas blancas, boinas roja ...

...itle]] "Eminence" applied to [[Cardinal (Catholic Church)| cardinals]] and from the red robes that they customarily wear. ...as the fourth of five children and the last of three sons: he was delicate from childhood and suffered frequent bouts of ill-health throughout his life. Hi ...

Enrique de Aguilera y Gamboa came from the [[Aristocracy|aristocratic]] family for centuries residing in the [[Sal ...lectic style]]<ref>Granados Ortega, p. 14</ref> by renowned architects and from the outset intended to be also an art gallery, very much like the private [ ...

...cy|social-democratic]] political forces in [[France]]. The term originates from the [[National Assembly (French Revolution)|National Assembly]] of 1789, wh The distinction between left and right wings in politics derives from the seating arrangements which began during the 1789 [[National Assembly (F ...

The novels revolving around de Richleau's exploits ranged from [[occult]] stories, such as ''[[The Devil Rides Out]]'', ''Strange Conflict He was born in Russia the only child of the exiled French nobleman and a Russian princess. In 1894, against the wishes of his ...

...ism]], which seeks to [[separation of church and state|separate the church from public and political life]].<ref>Luke W. Galen. ''The Nonreligious: Underst ...|last1=Weight |first1=Alexa |title=God and Revolution: Religion and Power from PreRevolutionary France to the Napoleonic Empire |url=https://digitalcommon ...

...bc.sevilla/1970/09/24/041.html here]</ref> In 1904 he ran as a Carlist<ref>from the Santiago quarter, ''ABC'' 24.09.70</ref> in elections to the [[Bilbao C ...pelota champion (the only one in history, since pelota was later withdrawn from the olympic games), see ''olimpismo'' blog available [http://olimpismo2007. ...

...ing World War II]] to fascism occurred in every occupied country, and came from across the ideological spectrum. The defeat of the Axis powers generally en ...fascist regimes there.<ref>Seidman, Michael. ''Transatlantic Antifascisms: From the Spanish Civil War to the End of World War II''. Cambridge University Pr ...

...-elected as a deputy to the Cortes for the same region she had represented from 1936 to 1939 under the [[Spanish Second Republic]]. ...Pasionaria]." HomoLaicus. September 3, 2005.</ref> She wrote two articles from jail, one published by PCE periodical ''Frente Rojo'' and the other by ''Mu ...

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...autonomous [[borough]]s that were separated by walls to protect themselves from the wars that broke out between them. In 1276 one of the boroughs was destr ...nued beyond the end of the war. During Francoism, the city was transformed from a rural town with only craft industries to an industrial city, and its popu ...

{{Short description|Dictator of Spain from 1939 to 1975}} ...ator, assuming the title ''[[Caudillo]]''. This period in Spanish history, from the Nationalist victory to Franco's death, is commonly known as [[Francoist ...

...] adopted the [[International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance]]. The [[International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance]], adopted by the UN General Assembly on December 20 ...