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RamĂłn Serrano SĂșñer
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RamĂłn Serrano SĂșñer

Spanish political leader
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adherents followed his youth leader RamĂłn Serrano SĂșñer into the Falange. He remained chief opposition spokesman in the Cortes, but was increasingly eclipsed there by the monarchist JosĂ© Calvo Sotelo. He was an intended victim of the plot responsible for Calvo Sotelo’s murder (July 1936). Soon after the outbreak of


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adherents followed his youth leader RamĂłn Serrano SĂșñer into the Falange. He remained chief opposition spokesman in the Cortes, but was increasingly eclipsed there by the monarchist JosĂ© Calvo Sotelo. He was an intended victim of the plot responsible for Calvo Sotelo’s murder (July 1936). Soon after the outbreak of


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