- VIII, now
turning into
Carloctavistas. By
voicing their support to the
Carlist claim of
Carlos VIII, Cora and
other Carloctavistas openly breached loyalty...
-
settling in the
United States.[citation needed] In 1956, the Comunión
Carloctavista y Círculo
Carlos VIII
courted Dominic as the
legitimate Carlist claimant...
- endor****t:
government and
local officials did not
attend Carloctavista meetings, however, few
Carloctavista supporters landed high
admin jobs themselves. The...
-
behind the
Navarrese Requeté in the 1930s and as
representative of the
Carloctavista faction during early Francoism. He also
wrote novels,
poems and dramas...
- mellistas, nocedalistas, jaimistas, cruzadistas, falcondistas, sivattistas,
carloctavistas, juanistas, rodeznistas, estorilos, javieristas, hugocarlistas, juancarlistas...
-
adopted as a name by the quasi-political
organization set-up by so-called
carloctavistas,
active at the turn of the 1940s and 1950s see e.g. the
reference to...
-
appearances of a requeté-styled
group which accompanied an
offshoot carloctavista claimant cultivated by the regime. Over time the
official policy towards...
- two
groups in
question were
supporters of
Carlos VIII, the so-called
carloctavistas, and
supporters of Don Juan, the so-called
juanistas (or carlo-juanistas)...
-
minoritarian branch of Carlism, the so-called “Cruzadistas”
later to be
named Carloctavistas,
staged a
grand meeting in Zaragoza; the
gathering adopted a declaration...
-
Carlist ranks, be it in the
mainstream Javierista current or in the
carloctavista and
juanista factions. He
remained fully aligned with the
regime and...
