- José María
Doussinague y
Teixidor (19
January 1894- 11
August 1967) was a
Spanish diplomat. He was amb****ador to
Chile and
served as
general director...
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Bardem (1939–2021), was an actress, and his father, José
Carlos Encinas Doussinague (1931–1995), was the son of a
cattle rancher from the
province of Salamanca...
- medicine, and
started working as model.
Bardem married José
Carlos Encinas Doussinague in
October 1961 with whom she had her four children, one of them died...
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Marco married Soledad Doussinague Casares (1870-1943),
descendant to a
petty bourgeoisie family; her father,
Pedro Doussinague Adema, was
related to a...
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Diplomatic School since 1942:
Emilio de
Palacios y Fau (1942-1946) José María
Doussinague y
Teixidor (1946-1949) Juan
Francisco de Cárdenas y Rodríguez de Rivas...
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arrangement until the war ended.
After the war had ended, José María
Doussinague, an
undersecretary at the
Spanish Foreign Ministry,
stated that "without...
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Excelencia el
Presidente de la República de
Italia a don José María
Doussinague y Texidor". boe.es (in Spanish). {{cite web}}:
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- 12,000
trucks to the Nationalists.
After the war was over, José María
Doussinague, who was at the time
undersecretary at the
Spanish Foreign Ministry,...
- Joe
Texidor (1941–2007),
Puerto Rican jazz
percussionist José María
Doussinague y
Teixidor (1894–1967),
Spanish diplomat Josefa Texidor Torres (1865–1914)...
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mission in the
Vatican until 1962, when he was
replaced by José María
Doussinague.
Later in his life, he
served as
Chairman of the
Banco Hipotecario de...
