-
contemporary scholar lists 7
defecting groups:
Carloctavistas (1943),
Estorilos (1957),
Renace (1958),
Tradicionalistas del
Movimiento (1966–1968), Integristas...
- cruzadistas, falcondistas, sivattistas, carloctavistas, juanistas, rodeznistas,
estorilos, javieristas, hugocarlistas, juancarlistas, sixtinos, javierocarlistas...
-
record and
former position in the party, he was
among the most
eminent "
estorilos". He
remained somewhat uneasy about publication of Acto de
Estoril in...
-
Valiente discussed would-be
action to be
taken against the so-called “
Estorilos”, a
group of
Traditionalists who
declared Don Juan the
legitimate heir...
-
declaration which fully embraced traditionalist principles, the so-called “
estorilos”
declared him the
legitimate Carlist heir. The move did not
impair Ramírez...
- ****uming the
Carlist title.
Named Rodeznistas, Juancarlistas,
Juanistas or
Estorilos they
officially declared Don Juan the
legitimate Carlist heir in 1957...
-
after Ballestero 2014, p. 219. By the
javierista Carlists the so-called "
estorilos" were
unanimously declared traitors; the
heading of
their periodical demanded:...
- 1957,
already retired, he
allegedly pondered upon
joining the so-called
Estorilos, the
Carlists who
recognized Don Juan as the
legitimate king, but re-considered...
-
position in the
Navarrese executive Elizalde was
among the most
eminent “
estorilos”; the act
completed his 15-year
journey to the
Juanista camp and confirmed...
- secessions,
which Valiente was not able to prevent; in 1957 so-called
Estorilos declared Don Juan the
legitimate Carlist heir, and in 1958 the anti-Francoist...
