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Manuel Aznar Zubigaray

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caused him problems and at first he was sentenced to death by both sides of the Civil War. Throughout the war, he was an important author of chronicles of the main military events. In 1940-1943, Aznar wrote his most important works, the
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views during the First World War. The United Kingdom, the Netherlands and France honored him by making him Knight of their Civil Orders. As well as this, Syria named him Knight of its Merit Order. Spain named him Knight of the
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in 1916, later he said before that he never supported the radical thesis that later took over the party. Since 1914, he had worked as a correspondent from
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newspaper. During his time as director, he incorporated many of the most prestigious intellectuals of his time like
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During the Republican period, he was part of the establishment and supported conservative politicians such as
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He received many Spanish and international awards. Most of its international awards came because of his pro-
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He was married to María de las Mercedes Gómez-Acedo y Villanueva (sister of the footballer
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He was director of some of the most important Spanish newspapers of the time, like
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frontlines, which earned him the position of editor-in-chief at the central
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and one of the most important journalists of the 20th century in Spain.
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or his socialist rival Indalecio Prieto and supporters such as the
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theatre play, which is not accessible nowadays, and that his rival
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that praised him when he died as a great diplomat and journalist.
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He is still a controversial person in Spain with critics such as
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served as Prime Minister of Spain between 1996 and 2004.
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Permanent Representatives of Spain to the United Nations
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Plenipotentiary Minister in the United States of America
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and offered his services to the Francoist army and the
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Historia militar de la Guerra de España (1936–1939)
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Index

Spanish name
surname

Etxalar
Navarre
Spain
Madrid
Spain
Franco regime
a series

Alfonsism
Carlism
Carloctavismo
Carlo-francoism
Francoism
National Catholicism
Integrism
Maurism
Mellismo
Noucentisme
Political Catholicism
Christian democracy
Neocatholicism
Traditionalism
Spanish nationalism
Anti-communism
Anti-Masonry
Authority
Familialism

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