The Falange Española: Its Conception and Subsequent Incorporation Under the Franco Regime, 1930-1940

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Department of Political Science, Stanford University., 1957 - 202 pages

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Spanish character and conception of
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THE ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF THE FALANGE
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Early offshoots of Spanish Fascism
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26 points agriculture Anarchists Army officers Arriba Axis Azaña Basque Brenan Caballero Calvo Sotelo Carlists Catalan Caudillo CEDA chief Church Civil class struggle Communist conflict conservative Cortes Council decree deputies dictatorship doctrine economic Falange Española Falange leaders Falangist Fascist party forces Franco Gil Robles Gonzalo Torrente Ballester Hedilla Ibid ideology internal Italian J.O.N.S. to join José Antonio Primo Juan labor land later leadership Ledesma Ramos Left Leftist Madrid Manuel Manuel Azaña Manuel Hedilla Marxism military Minister Monarchists monarchy Motherland movement Mussolini Nacional-Sindicalista National Syndicalist oligarchy Onésimo Redondo organization political party Popular Front position Primo de Rivera proletariat propaganda Ramiro Ledesma Ramos regime Renovación Española Republic Republican Requetés revolution Right Rightist parties Ruiz de Alda Salamanca Sanjurjo Serrano Suñer social Socialist Spain New York Spaniards Spanish Anarchism Spanish character Spanish Fascism Spanish oligarchy syndicates totalitarian Traditionalists union Valladolid votes workers youth

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TitleThe Falange Española: Its Conception and Subsequent Incorporation Under the Franco Regime, 1930-1940
AuthorJohn Anthony Florida
ContributorStanford University. Department of Political Science
PublisherDepartment of Political Science, Stanford University., 1957
Length202 pages
  
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