Coup12 September 1923
A mutiny takes place at the garrison in Barcelona
Historical person
Jose Primo de Rivera Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Jose Primo de Rivera, based on 15 World History Database records associated with Spain.
15 records1923–193612 events3 places
Chronological biography
1923
Coup13 September 1923
Captures Barcelona & institutes martial law
Coup13 September 1923
Assumes power after a coup
1925
Cortes3 December 1925
Dissolves the Cortes
1926
League of Nations11 September 1926
Leaves the League of Nations in protest at Germany joining
1928
Italy signs the Statute of Tangiers giving Spain greater control25 July 1928
Italy signs the Statute of Tangiers giving Spain greater control
Rule of Tangiers25 July 1928
Italy signs the Statute of Tangiers giving Spain greater control
Statute of Tangiers25 July 1928
Italy signs the Statute of Tangiers giving Spain greater control
1929
Resignation of Jose Primo de Rivera28 January 1929
Resignation of Jose Primo de Rivera
1930
Coup28 January 1930
Deposed, Republicans win landslides in municipal elections
Election28 January 1930
Deposed, Republicans win landslides in municipal elections
1933
Flange Party1933
The official fascist Party, modeled on the Italian & German examples
Party Constitution1933
The official fascist Party, modeled on the Italian & German examples
1936
Assassination of Jose Primo de Rivera20 November 1936
Seized by the Republicans & executed in Alicante
Death of Jose Primo de Rivera20 November 1936
seized by the Republicans & executed in Alicante
Titles and roles
General
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.