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Spanish military coup
Sanjurjada (Spanish: [saŋxuɾˈxaða]) was a military coup staged in Spain on August 10, 1932. It was aimed at toppling the government but not necessarily
Sanjurjada
Spanish military officer and 1936 coup leader (1872–1936)
Spanish Republic proclaimed in 1931, he led a coup d'état known as la Sanjurjada in August 1932. The authorities easily suppressed the coup and initially
José_Sanjurjo
1936–1939 civil war in Spain
ministers, including Calvo Sotelo. The attempted coup which became known as Sanjurjada ended in failure. Several hundred generals were dismissed, prominent monarchists
Spanish_Civil_War
Government of Spain, 1931–1939
exiled monarchist ministers. The attempted coup which became known as Sanjurjada ended in failure. Several hundreds of generals were dismissed, prominent
Second_Spanish_Republic
Spanish entrepreneur and politician
Politically he supported the Traditionalist cause. In 1932 he was involved in Sanjurjada, a coup intended to topple the Republican government. In 1933–1936 he
Juan_José_Palomino_Jiménez
City in Western Sahara
The Spanish also built a modern Catholic church there. Following the Sanjurjada, 145 Spanish army officers were exiled to Villa Cisneros. A prison camp
Dakhla,_Western_Sahara
Military unit
unity of Spain". The rebellion failed and became popularly known as La Sanjurjada. General Sanjurjo was subsequently arrested and court-martialed. Initially
Spanish_Republican_Army
Spanish military officer
Seville as part of the inspector of the security corps. In 1932, during the Sanjurjada, Puigdendolas personally confronted José Sanjurjo. In 1934 he was appointed
Ildefonso_Puigdendolas
Spanish moderate left Military reactions against Spanish Republic (1932) Sanjurjada Part of Background of the Spanish Civil War Spanish Republic Monarchical
List_of_wars_involving_Spain
Spanish political movement
the first coup d'état attempt took place against the Republic in the Sanjurjada, with a Carlist inspiration. The October 1934 Revolution cost the life
Carlism
Military of the Second Spanish Republic
Hispano-Suiza Spanish Society for Naval Construction Related articles History Sanjurjada Revolution of 1934 Spanish Civil War Ranks Military ranks of the Second
Spanish Republican Armed Forces
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the new provisional president, Abraham Oyanedel, restored democracy. Sanjurjada in Spain: general José Sanjurjo and others failed to overthrow Manuel
List of coups and coup attempts
List_of_coups_and_coup_attempts
1936 killing of Spanish monarchist leader
July 1936 whose relative failure provoked the Spanish civil war. He tried to avoid the mistakes made during the failed Sanjurjada of four years earlier.
Assassination of José Calvo Sotelo
Assassination_of_José_Calvo_Sotelo
believes that the coup would be nothing but isolated attempts, like the 1932 Sanjurjada. PSOE leaders disagree, claim that the government has run out of measures
Timeline of the Spanish July 1936 coup
Timeline_of_the_Spanish_July_1936_coup
Spanish Paramilitary organization
cities. During a meeting of military conspirators prior to the August 1932 Sanjurjada Sanz de Lerín offered 6,000 requetés, but scholars dismiss this claim
Requeté
Spanish and Portuguese term for coups
rebellion against the Spanish Republic by José Sanjurjo (known as the Sanjurjada), was also an example. However, the Spanish coup of July 1936 that initiated
Pronunciamiento
Spanish writer (1913–1990)
160 Carlist paramilitary when training warfare near Oviedo, engaged in Sanjurjada and briefly sought refuge in Portugal. The July coup caught Casariego
Jesús Evaristo Casariego Fernández-Noriega
Jesús_Evaristo_Casariego_Fernández-Noriega
Spanish general (1875–1951)
local reluctance in Seville to another coup after the debacle of the 1932 Sanjurjada and its poor consequences for army officers. He reported back confidently
Gonzalo_Queipo_de_Llano
Attempted Coup in Spain
requetés' participation in insurgent action – like in case of the 1932 Sanjurjada – but the official CT executive preferred to stay away from rebellious
1936_Carlist_coup_attempt
Spanish military officer
the so-called Africanists. With the rank of colonel he participates in Sanjurjada, the failed attempted coup d'état led by General José Sanjurjo, on 10
Ricardo_Serrador_Santés
1931 confrontation between local peasants and the Civil Guard in Spain
one of the protagonists of a failed coup attempt that became known as Sanjurjada. Casanova, Julián (2007). Josep Fontana; Ramón Villares (eds.). Historia
Castilblanco_events
Writer and poet from Andalusia
belligerent "derechista” by the authorities; though he had nothing to do with Sanjurjada, in its aftermath he was detained and spent 2 weeks in a local prison
José_María_Hinojosa_Lasarte
Spanish Carlist politician and theorist
in June 1933 he defended in court generals accused of taking part in Sanjurjada. Though recognized in the movement as one its former leader and one of
Luis_Hernando_de_Larramendi
Spanish-cuban writer and journalist
direction. She spent some time in jail for having sympathized with the Sanjurjada coup. Velacoracho was an active antisemitic propagandist during the Second
Carmen_Velacoracho_de_Lara
Spanish Communist politician
Bullejos and other PCE leaders backed the Republican government against the sanjurjada coup in August and produced pro-Republic slogans, Victorio Codovilla,
José_Bullejos
1936 military plot
officer corps, which produced the politically vague 1932 coup known as Sanjurjada, defeated easily in about 24 hours. In 1933-1935 the army did not play
Spanish military conspiracy of 1936
Spanish_military_conspiracy_of_1936
temporarily fled to Andorra, thinking that the coup would fail like the Sanjurjada. At first the country hosted nationalists that had fled from republican
Anarchism_in_Andorra
Spanish engineer and politician (1896–1955)
imprisoned with him 10 August 1932 at the Cárcel de Córdoba after the Sanjurjada. In 1934, he was designated as regional chief of the Traditionalist Communion
José_María_García_Verde
Insurrection in Spain
industrial unionism and advocated for a popular front. But in the wake of the Sanjurjada, anarchist deportees were granted pardons by the Republican government
Anarchist insurrection of January 1933
Anarchist_insurrection_of_January_1933
Government ministry of Spain
estates—except for the Grandees of Spain, which were punished for La Sanjurjada with expropriations without compensation—with the aim of converting the
Ministry of Agriculture (Spain)
Ministry_of_Agriculture_(Spain)
Nickname of military courtiers in 1840s Spain
first in favor of the Republic (Jaca uprising) and then against it (Sanjurjada), until the conspiracy led by General Mola that triggered the Spanish
Ayacuchos
wanted to see their families' mourning. On 10 August, to commemorate Sanjurjada's failed coup, some murders were committed, including of Mayor José González
Manuel_Díaz_Criado
Spanish publisher and poet (1871–1936
Fernando de los Ríos; another suspension came in August 1932, after the Sanjurjada. Ureña did not step back; scholars note that El Pueblo "adhered to grandiloquent
Francisco_Ureña_Navas
Spanish politician
deported to African prison outpost of Cisneros in 1932, following the Sanjurjada coup, but was eventually released with no charges. For Javier and Álvaro
Agustín González de Amezúa y Mayo
Agustín_González_de_Amezúa_y_Mayo
Period of the Second Spanish Republic (1933–1936)
Álvarez-Valdés, was forced to resign for having placed the Jaca uprising and the "Sanjurjada" on the same level. The serious problem that arose after the approval
Second biennium of the Second Spanish Republic
Second_biennium_of_the_Second_Spanish_Republic
Government ministry of Spain
owners of large estates—except for the Grandees, who were punished for the Sanjurjada with expropriations without compensation—with the aim of converting the
Ministry_of_Industry_(Spain)
Spanish military officer (1890–1980)
in August 1932, Caballero took part in the coup attempt known as the "Sanjurjada". During the Republican period he was attached to the Security and Assault
Gerardo_Caballero
republicans, and socialists, with traditionalists mobilizing protests. The Sanjurjada coup in August 1932 hastened approval on September 9, with 314 votes for
History of political Catalanism
History_of_political_Catalanism
Spanish editor and politician
the 1930s he defended in court individuals charged with engagement in Sanjurjada. He followed in the footsteps of his father and entered the publishing
Manuel_Senante
Spanish historian and Carlist militant
El Siglo Futuro, La Constancia, Tradición y Pensamiento Alavés tras la Sanjurjada [working paper Universidad de Oviedo], "monumental obra" – Francisco J
Melchor_Ferrer_Dalmau
19th-century Spanish writer
Masonic infiltration in Spain during the Second Republic. After the failed Sanjurjada military coup in August 1932 and the resulting closure of Acción Española [es]
Álvaro_Alcalá-Galiano_y_Osma
Spanish Civil War commission
becoming a reference point for the reactionary right. He supported the Sanjurjada, which forced him into exile for a time. When the uprising broke out,
Comisión de Cultura y Enseñanza
Comisión_de_Cultura_y_Enseñanza
Spanish politician (1865-1949)
Alcala Zamora. It is not known whether he was anyhow engaged in the 1932 Sanjurjada, though in its aftermath he suffered brief detention in Pamplona. Sánchez
José_Sánchez_Marco
Adolfo Suárez, politician (died 2014) List of Spanish films of the 1930s Sanjurjada Pons, Álvaro (02/08/2011). Ha muerto José Sanchis, "La cárcel de papel"
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