- Juan Olazábal
Ramery (1863–1937) was a
Spanish Traditionalist politician,
first as a Carlist, then as an Integrist, and
eventually back in the Carlist...
- de Olazábal y Lardizábal (1842–1921),
Carlist politician Juan Olazábal
Ramery (1860–1937),
Carlist politician Luis Mariano, singer.
Amaia Montero, singer...
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Tirso Olazábal Lardizábal (1842–1921),
Spanish politician Juan Olazábal
Ramery (1860–1937),
Spanish politician Francisco Olazábal (1886–1937), Mexican...
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symphony orchestra, with
Kathleen Battle,
Florence Quivar, John Aler,
Samuel Ramery and the
Toronto Symphony Orchestra, by EMI. He made a
critically acclaimed...
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organic regime. Led
first by Ramón
Nocedal Romea and then by Juan Olazábal
Ramery they were
active as a
political structure named Partido Católico Nacional...
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Josefa Del Pino, a
noble woman,
daughter of Joaquín del Pino and
Ignacia Ramery.
After completing his
elementary studies he
enlisted in the army, serving...
- Littoral.
December 2017. p. 12. "Nouveau
terrain de jeu pour les corsaires".
ramery.fr.
Retrieved 6
September 2022. "Lens / Dunkerque" (PDF).
Carnet de voyage...
- the
second most
important party figure after its president, Juan Olazábal
Ramery. Sánchez
Marco was
always keen to
maintain good
relations with the Carlists...
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Sabana Grande –
Yauco – Peñuelas
Manuel Rodríguez Soto 9
Ponce Dimas de
Ramery y
Zuzuarregui 10
Juana Díaz –
Coamo –
Aibonito –
Barranquitas Marcelino...
- (Spain)
Carlism Carlism in
literature Basque nationalism Juan de
Olazabal y
Ramery, El Cura
Santa Cruz Guerrillero, San Sebastián 1979, p. 71,
referred after...
