Coup
During a second coup, led by sergeants most notably Fulgencio Batista, Cespedes is overthrown, leading to the formation of the first Ramon Grau San Martin Government
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Ramon Grau San Martin Biography and Timeline
Follow Ramon Grau San Martin through 8 dated historical records for Cuba.
Ramon Grau San Martin, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1933–1944Years on this page
1933
President of Cuba
During a second coup, led by sergeants most notably Fulgencio Batista, Cespedes is overthrown, leading to the formation of the first Ramon Grau San Martin Government
Role range: 1933-1934
President of Cuba
During a second coup, led by sergeants most notably Fulgencio Batista, Cespedes is overthrown, leading to the formation of the first Ramon Grau San Martin Government. Appointed President of Cuba, 1st term
Role range: 1933-1934
Sant Cruz
Santa Cruz del Sur is destroyed by a cyclone
Role range: 1933-1934
1934
Coup
Batista and the army, who were the real centre of power in Cuba, replace Grau with Carlos Mendieta y Montefur
Role range: 1933-1934
Platt Amendment
The Government lasts just 100 days, but engineers radical liberal changes in Cuban society and a rejection of the Platt Amendment
Role range: 1933-1934
1944
Constitution of Cuba
Establishes a dictatorship
Role range: 1944-1948
President of Cuba
Appointed President of Cuba, 2nd term
Role range: 1944-1948
Records, sources and methodology
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