-
Communists and Socialists. In 1932 a
section of the
Carlist movement,
called cruzadistas from the name of the
magazine El
Cruzado Español,
began to
entrust their...
- Viareggio. In
early 1935 a
minoritarian branch of Carlism, the so-called “
Cruzadistas”
later to be
named Carloctavistas,
staged a
grand meeting in Zaragoza;...
-
daughter of the last
legitimate king. The
group -
already known as the
Cruzadistas -
focused on Doña Blanca,
setting their sights on her
youngest son, Barcelona-resident...
- to the
Cruzadistas, vol. ****, p. 60
Ferrer 1979, vol. ****, p. 70. Many
authors from the onset, i.e. from the
early 1931,
refer to
Cruzadistas and to Nucleo...
- as the
cruzadistas;
during the
meeting with
Alfonso Carlos in mid-1932 they
seemed to have
arrived at some understanding, but as the
cruzadistas became...
- he ****umed a
somewhat dissident stand and co-led a
faction known as
Cruzadistas. His
career climaxed in 1908-1910, when he
served in the
lower chamber...
-
Tercio de Begoña, see here[usurped];
before the
Civil War the
group named cruzadistas have
advanced the
cause of Don
Carlos Pio;
their paper La Fe concluded...
- with the
despised liberal branch was on the rise. The
current known as
Cruzadistas demanded clear declaration that no such
thing was
possible and advanced...
- pidalistas, menendezpelayistas, mellistas, nocedalistas, jaimistas,
cruzadistas, falcondistas, sivattistas, carloctavistas, juanistas, rodeznistas, estorilos...
- this
candidature was
unofficially promoted by the so-called
Carlist "
cruzadistas"
already in the mid-1930s Iker
Cantabrana Morras, Lo
viejo y lo nuevo:...
