See also: Phalange
The Phalange ( Phalange Española ), was a nationalist Spanish political organization of founded obedience fascisante the October 29th 1933 by Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera, wire of Miguel Primo de Rivera, former dictator of Spain of 1923 with 1930.
This party draws its name from the military formations of the ancient Greece and takes as a starting point the Italian Fascisme. This nationalist party played a big role in the civil war vis-a-vis the republicans.
At the time of the second Spanish republic, the militants of the Phalange illustrate themselves in the street battles against the revolutionary militants of left and extreme left.
At the time of the elections of February 1936, the party, which refused to join the National front directed by the YIELDED, collects less than 1% of the votes which could prove to be vital for the defeat of extreme accuracy of YIELDED vis-a-vis the Popular front.
The July 6th 1936, José-Antonio Primo de Rivera is arrested and imprisoned whereas the phalange is under the blow of a prohibition.
More constrained than enthusiastic, Primo de Rivera joined at the last time the military conspiracy and the nationalist rebellion which tries a takeover by force the July 17th 1936, marking the beginning of the Spanish Civil war.
In 1937, taken again in hand by the Caudillo Free, it dissolved and is amalgamated with the Carliste S of Navarre in the Movimiento Nacional.
The operation made it possible moreover to draw aside the political founders of the Phalange of origin, with the radical ideas, of the Appareil of State then in formation with leaving the nationalist victory: a stone, two blows.
This myth connecting the apostle holy combatant Jacques Major the (San Jacobo) with the aforementioned cruzada of the phalange will persist in the propaganda of the apparatus of the Junte until the death of the dictator. The use of the term Croisade made it possible to give a safe conduct to the population vis-a-vis the abomination of the fratricidal crimes perpetrated by each camp during the conflict.
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