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1976 neo-fascist terrorist attack in Spain
The Montejurra incidents, was a neo-fascist terrorist attack that took place on 9 May 1976, when two Carlist members were killed and another three seriously
Montejurra_incidents
Party. This became known as the Montejurra Incidents. The Carlist Party organizes an annual gathering at Montejurra, where Carlists and other leftists
Montejurra
Head of the House of Bourbon-Parma from 1977 to 2010
Carlist Party, of which he was the official head during the fatal Montejurra incidents. His marriage to Princess Irene of the Netherlands in 1964 caused
Carlos_Hugo,_Duke_of_Parma
Spanish political movement
throne by Juan Carlos I, the Spanish transition to democracy and the Montejurra incidents in 1976. Traditionally, all but one of the Spanish kingdoms allowed
Carlism
Spanish Paramilitary organization
Aróstegui 2013, p. 482; even single incidents claimed 8–11 KIAs, Aróstegui 2013, pp. 177, 208; the Montejurra battalion lost 100 men (including 40 KIA)
Requeté
Series of civil wars in 19th-century Spain
Navarrese 2nd Republic Pact of Territet Fracoist era Begoña Bombing Montejurra incidents Attempted coups 1855' [es] 1860' [es] 1869' [es] 1870' [es] 1900'
Carlist_Wars
Four: Miami Showband. RTÉ. 2011. Retrieved 18 April 2011. "Tiros desde Montejurra en la niebla contra una multitud indefensa". El País. 10 May 1976. Retrieved
List of right-wing terrorist incidents in Europe
List_of_right-wing_terrorist_incidents_in_Europe
Italian far-right activist (1936–2019)
Leighton's failed assassination. In 1976, he participated in the Montejurra Incidents against left-wing Carlists in Spain, before leaving for Latin America
Stefano_Delle_Chiaie
Spanish Catholic activist and Carlist politician
Fal-Conde Macias were present as supporters of Don Sixto during the Montejurra incidents of 1976. In the 1980s Domingo Fal-Conde Macias served as head of
Manuel_Fal_Conde
Argentine political terrorist group (1973–1976)
modus operandi of the Ezeiza massacre was similar to that of the Montejurra incidents in Spain or the Taksim Square massacre in Turkey. Admiral Massera
Argentine Anticommunist Alliance
Argentine_Anticommunist_Alliance
Clandestine Western military operations during the Cold War
American "Dirty War" of the Operation Condor. This incident became known as the Montejurra incident. According to a report by the Italian CESIS (executive
Operation_Gladio
Argentine police officer and death squad leader
her death, Almirón married again in Spain. Manuel Fraga Iribarne Montejurra Incidents Dirty War "Detienen en Valencia al ex dirigente de la Triple A argentina
Rodolfo_Almirón
1837 hymn of the Carlist movement
King" (sometimes "God, Fatherland, Fuero, King") is the Carlist motto. Montejurra (Basque Jurramendi) is another battle of symbolic importance to Carlists
March_of_Oriamendi
Duke of Aranjuez
the official head during the 1976 Carlist gathering when the fatal Montejurra incident occurred, and at which Sixtus Henry was also present, leading opposition
Prince Sixtus Henry of Bourbon-Parma
Prince_Sixtus_Henry_of_Bourbon-Parma
Volunteer unit during the First Carlist War
Navarrese 2nd Republic Pact of Territet Fracoist era Begoña Bombing Montejurra incidents Attempted coups 1855' [es] 1860' [es] 1869' [es] 1870' [es] 1900'
Chapelgorris
with ten bystanders also being injured. 9 May 1976 Montejurra, Navarre 2 3 5 Montejurra incidents: A neo-fascist terrorist attack that killed two Carlist
List of mass shootings in Spain
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Political movement in Uruguay
Navarrese 2nd Republic Pact of Territet Fracoist era Begoña Bombing Montejurra incidents Attempted coups 1855' [es] 1860' [es] 1869' [es] 1870' [es] 1900'
Monarchism_in_Uruguay
Terrorism motivated by far-right politics in Spain
October 12, 1975: Germán Aguirre Irasuegui is murdered. May 9, 1976: Montejurra Incidents. Two carlists are murdered. July 9, 1976: María Norma Menchaca Gonzalo
Far-right_terrorism_in_Spain
This is a timeline of incidents in 1976 that have been labeled as "terrorism" and are not believed to have been carried out by a government or its forces
List of terrorist incidents in 1976
List_of_terrorist_incidents_in_1976
family, and stay to provide comfort to the family of the dead. While incidents of Nationalist women being armed on the front were rare, Margarita Agustina
Margaritas in the Spanish Civil War
Margaritas_in_the_Spanish_Civil_War
Spanish far-right paramilitary organization
notable incident involving the group was the Montejurra massacre of 1976, which happened during the annual Carlist pilgrimage to the Montejurra mountain
Warriors_of_Christ_the_King
1973 shooting at a Peronist rally in Buenos Aires, Argentina
portal List of massacres in Argentina 2001 Massacre of Plaza de Mayo Montejurra massacre "Hace 25 años, la masacre de Ezeiza enlutaba a la Argentina"
Ezeiza_massacre
Political party in Spain
organization), the Montejurra massacre, and several murders by the colluding Guerrilleros de Cristo Rey. One of the most significant terrorist incidents supported
New_Force_(Spain)
Spanish politician
expressing Traditionalist identity and contributed to launch of the annual Montejurra ascent. However, he was getting increasingly detached from Navarre; in
Jesús Elizalde Sainz de Robles
Jesús_Elizalde_Sainz_de_Robles
Spanish politician (1903–1980)
officials intervened to spare him trouble, be it after the 1958 Montejurra, before the 1960 Montejurra, securing his residence permit in Madrid in 1960 and 1961
José Luis Zamanillo González-Camino
José_Luis_Zamanillo_González-Camino
ministerial jobs with José Luis Arrese; the same year during an annual Montejurra congregation he was among those introducing the prince Carlos Hugo, who
Juan_Sáenz-Díez_García
Spanish academic
published was Álvaro d’Ors, Ruedas de molino, [in:] Montejurra 38 (1968), p. 5 altogether in Montejurra d’Ors published 9 signed pieces: in 1962 (1), 1963
Álvaro_d'Ors_Pérez-Peix
Duke of Parma (1889–1977)
Spanish affairs. Don Javier consented to his 1957 appearance on the annual Montejurra gathering, where the young prince, guided by his equally young aides,
Prince Xavier of Bourbon-Parma
Prince_Xavier_of_Bourbon-Parma
Spanish politician
annual Carlist Montejurra amassment. The prince, greeted with exploding enthusiasm of the youth, delivered his La Proclama de Montejurra which, apart from
José_María_Valiente_Soriano
poem on tercios, Montejurra II/25 (1967), pp. 18-20 Montejurra II/28 (1967), pp. 26-27, Montejurra II/29 (1967), pp. 23-24, Montejurra II/30 (1967), pp
Francisco_López_Sanz
Spanish politician (1924–1992)
Zavala saw the Montejurra 1976 incident as part of the plot, compare his Montejurra 76: independencia ideológica del carlismo, [in:] Montejurra 1976–2006,
José_María_Zavala_Castella
(1975–early 1980s) Operation Gladio Operation Reconquista [es] (1976) Montejurra massacre (1976) 1977 Atocha massacre Operation Galaxia (1978) 1981 Spanish
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Aspect of Carlist history
Gorasurreta, Montejurra, la construcción de un símbolo, [in:] Historia contemporánea 47 (2013), pp. 527-557 historiography of the so-called "Montejurra events"
Historiography on Carlism during the Francoist era
Historiography_on_Carlism_during_the_Francoist_era
Spanish Carlist soldier & politician (1848-1933)
Successfully repelling governmental counter-offensive in early November near Montejurra, in early 1874 he was transferred back to Biscay and took part in the
José_María_de_Orbe_y_Gaytán
History of Spain from 1874 to 1885
capture of Estella on February 19, 1876, following the decisive Battle of Montejurra led by General Fernando Primo de Rivera. Carlos VII fled to France by
Reign_of_Alfonso_XII
Spanish folk customs expert, Carlist politician and soldier
Javieradas were eclipsed by another Carlist annual gatherings, namely the Montejurra aplecs, which were also launched by Baleztena, namely Ignacio's sister
Ignacio_Baleztena_Ascárate
Spanish politician
Vázquez de Prada 2011, p. 401; during presentation of Carlos Hugo at Montejurra Baleztena ceded the word to Gambra; among the party heavyweights it was
Joaquín_Baleztena_Azcárate
Spanish Carlist and Francoist politician
by the 1957 fulminant appearance of Don Carlos Hugo during the annual Montejurra gathering, the Juanistas mounted a counter-action; late that year Arellano
Luis_Arellano_Dihinx
combatant Germán Raguán, the author known for his single poetic collection Montejurra (1957), and this of Maximo Gonzalez del Valle, whose poems – e.g. Elegía
Carlism_in_literature
Spanish military officer (1912–1961)
se han notado todas las diligencias en averiguación de los hechos de Montejurra, [in:] El País 12.01.77, available here compare Directorio General de
Enrique_Barrau_Salado
Spanish politician
speaker, he sent a greeting telegram to the Carlist annual gathering at Montejurra, which at the time served as a key event in the Huguista bid for power
Esteban_de_Bilbao_Eguía
Spanish politician (1879–1933)
available here La Correpospondencia de Valencia 12.06.15, available here, Montejurra 50 (1970), p. VIII El Cantabrico 13.06.15, available here La Correspondencia
Dalmacio_Iglesias_García
Spanish politician
greeted by enormous enthusiasm of the crowd gathered on the Aplec of Montejurra; many Sivattistas concluded that the years of apathy were over. Some of
Maurici de Sivatte i de Bobadilla
Maurici_de_Sivatte_i_de_Bobadilla
Spanish lawyer and Traditionalist politician
militant young Carlists; also Eugenio was ostracized when taking part in the Montejurra ascents. However, when in 1958 Eugenio was getting married, the ceremony
José_María_Mazón_Sainz
against police violence after the incident, one in Tarragona and another in Basauri. Montejurra massacre 9 May 1976 Montejurra mountain, near Estella-Lizarra
List_of_massacres_in_Spain
1940s-50s Spanish monarchist movement
group of his supporters showed up at the massive Javierista gathering at Montejurra, staging sort of a semi-suicidal provocation. His cause was supported
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