-
Montejurra in
Spanish and
Jurramendi in
Basque are the
names of a
mountain in
Navarre region (Spain). Each year, it
hosts a
Carlist celebration in remembrance...
- The
Montejurra incidents, was a neo-fascist
terrorist attack that took
place on 9 May 1976, when two
Carlist members were
killed and
another three seriously...
-
Montejurra was a
Spanish monthly magazine,
published between 1960 and 1971.
Based in
Pamplona it was
distributed mostly in
Navarre and
Northern Spain,...
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Uniformed militants were
needed as part
Traditionalist rallies like the
Montejurra ascent and in
large cities "requetés" were at
times detained, e.g. for...
- the
Carlist Party, of
which he was the
official head
during the
fatal Montejurra incidents. His
marriage to
Princess Irene of the
Netherlands in 1964 caused...
- "Rodolfo Almirón, de la
Triple A al
Montejurra"
Archived 6
March 2007 at the
Wayback Machine, PDF (in Spanish) "
MONTEJURRA: LA OPERACIÓN
RECONQUISTA Y EL ACTA...
- was the
official head
during the 1976
Carlist gathering when the
fatal Montejurra incident occurred, and at
which Sixtus Henry was also present, leading...
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Sierra de Alaiz,
Untzueko Harria,
Sierra de Leyre,
Sierra del Perdón,
Montejurra, Ezkaba,
Monte Ori,
Sierra de Codés, Urbasa, Andia, and the
Aralar Range...
- in 1891, and
located in
Ayegui (Navarre, Spain) at the foot of
Mount Montejurra,
about 2 km from the
medieval city of Estella. The
original vineyards...
-
eventually rising to the rank of
Comandante and parti****ting in the
Battle of
Montejurra. However, he soon
returned to Cuba
where he was made an
editor of Diario...
