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Spain 1923-1948: Civil War and World War
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A deep dive into Spain's political and military upheaval from Primo de Rivera's rule to Franco's post-WWII regime. Essential for 20th-century history readers.
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José Antonio Primo de Rivera
José Antonio Primo de Rivera, Anthology of Speeches and Quotes
📖 220 pages
This rare anthology of speeches and writings by José Antonio Primo de Rivera - founder of the Falange Española - offers powerful insight into the rhetoric, ideals, and legacy of a movement that shaped modern Spanish history. Now back in print after four decades - order your copy today.
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Hardcover·220 pages·ISBN: 978-1-953730-15-2
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Step into the political crucible of pre-Civil War Spain with this authoritative collection of speeches and quotations by José Antonio Primo de Rivera (1903–1936), founder of the Falange Española. The son of General Miguel Primo de Rivera, José Antonio was a lawyer, orator, and parliamentarian who would become a central figure in Spain’s nationalist revival.
In 1933, amid the turmoil of the collapsing Second Republic, he launched the Falange—a movement that initially drew little support but quickly grew as ideological and street-level conflicts intensified. Imprisoned and executed by the Popular Front in 1936, José Antonio’s death would galvanize nationalist forces and elevate him to martyrdom, known thereafter as El Ausente (“The Absent One”). His legacy, though controversial, played a critical role in shaping Spain’s political future under Franco.
First released in 1950 by the Falange’s official publishing house, Ediciones Prensa del Movimiento, this English-language edition was lost to history after the publisher’s dissolution in 1984. Antelope Hill Publishing now proudly brings this volume back into print, preserving the rhetoric, vision, and political philosophy of one of Spain’s most consequential historical figures.
Whether you're a student of European history, political philosophy, or 20th-century ideologies, this collection is an indispensable primary source.
Add this important work to your library today and engage directly with the words that helped shape a nation.
Paperback ISBN: 978-1-953730-15-2
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