"Precursores de la unificación". El España Club y el Voluntariado Español, una experiencia unitaria de la extrema derecha barcelonesa (1935-1936)

Authors

  • José Fernando Mota Muñoz Centre d’Estudis sobre les Èpoques Franquista i Democràtica (UAB)

Keywords:

España Club, Voluntariado Español, Unión Militar Española, extrema derecha

Abstract

El España Club, creado en Barcelona en febrero de 1935 por disidentes del Partido Nacionalista Español, policías y militares retirados, acabará siendo, una vez puesto bajo la tutela de la Unión Militar Española, la cobertura de la trama civil del golpe militar que esta organización clandestina castrense preparaba. Durante un corto periodo de tiempo el España Club dio cobijo a los grupos de choque de buena parte de la diminuta y dividida extrema derecha barcelonesa, organizados como Voluntariado Español. La victoria de la izquierda en febrero de 1936 y las diferencias entre los diferentes grupos acabaron por dar al traste con la experiencia. A partir de entonces los militares golpistas prefirieron tratar directamente con cada grupo su implicación en la conspiración.

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Published

2016-02-09

Issue

No. 28 (2012): July-December

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STUDIES

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Copyright (c) 2016 José Fernando Mota Muñoz

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