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Falange

Also known as Falange Española. Former Spanish Fascist Party, founded in 1933 by José Antonio Primo de Rivera (1903–1936), son of military ruler Miguel Primo de Rivera. It was closely modelled in programme and organization on the Italian fascists and on the Nazis. In 1937, when Franco assumed leadership, it was declared the only legal party, and altered its name to Traditionalist Spanish Phalanx.



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The Feminine Section of the Spanish Falange (Seccion Femenina de la FET-SF), founded in June 1934, was for almost four decades the official women's organization of Franco's Spain, reaching at its height a total of 680,000 members.
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That is, no doubt, why he was invited by Jose Antonio Prima de Rivera, founder of the Falange and son of the former dictator of Spain, to become the movement's intellectual leader.
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