TODO sobre la MUERTE de José Antonio PRIMO de RIVERA

José Antonio Primo de Rivera y Sáenz de Heredia, founder of the Falange Española, was executed by firing squad in Alicante prison on November 20, 1936, at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, as part of the Republican repression in the "red zone." In this video, we ask: What was Franco's responsibility in his death? Could he have done more to save him? This video recounts all the details of his assassination, from the changes in the Republican government that determined his fate to the names of his executioners: anarchists from the CNT and the FAI, an Assault Guard, and even an officer of the Communist Party. RELATED VIDEOS: ✅How did Franco rise to power? 👉   • ¿Por qué fue elegido FRANCISCO FRANCO Jefe...   ✅Did the assassination of Calvo Sotelo trigger the Civil War?👉    • CALVO SOTELO: ¿su ASESINATO causó la GUERR...   ✅Death of General Mola: Accident or... Sabotage?👉    • Muerte del GENERAL MOLA: ¿ACCIDENTE o... S...   Did you like it? 💥SUBSCRIBE here▶ https://bit.ly/3vHJUPV Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:21 Background and Context 01:16 Rescue Attempts 02:45 José Antonio's Mediation Attempt 03:25 Attempts at Change 04:03 German Intervention to Rescue Him 05:44 Causes of Primo de Rivera's Death 06:28 Juan García Oliver, Minister of Justice 07:08 Change of Prosecutor 08:32 Manuel Azaña's Intervention 10:44 What Was the Trial Like? 12:01 Reasons for the Conviction 13:34 Did the Government Uphold the Sentence? 15:10 Primo de Rivera's Last Hours 16:15 Statement of the Firing Squad Leader 16:37 Names of the Executioners 16:54 A Communist Officer at the Execution? 17:25 The Execution 18:28 Did Franco Let José Antonio Die? Bibliography and Resources Used: De Aguinaga, Enrique (1996): “José Antonio and Azaña” ABC, June 6, 1996. Republished in La Razón, October 14, 2023. Available at: https://www.larazondelaproa.es/articu... (Accessed: August 2025). - Díez Puertas, Emeterio: SANTICATEN IN THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR. Cuadernos hispanoamericanos, ISSN 0011-250X, No. 768, 2014, pp. 2-19 Paine, Stanley G. (2024): Franco and José Antonio. Barcelona: Espasa. Preston, Paul (2004): Franco: Caudillo of Spain. Madrid: Debolsillo. Thomas, Hugh (2024): The Spanish Civil War. Barcelona: Penguin Random House. Serrano Suñer, Ramón (1977): Between Silence and Propaganda: History as It Was. Barcelona: Planeta. Tusell, Xavier (ed.) (1979): ABC, Double Diary of the Civil War. Fasc. 13. Madrid: Ed. Prensa Española Thomàs, Joan Maria (2022): José Antonio. Reality and Myth. Barcelona: Penguin Random House. Websites: Benevolent Society of Amateur Historians and Creators (photo and information about Dositeo Sánchez): http://www.sbhac.net/Republica/Fuerza... National Historical Archive, FC-CAUSA_GENERAL, 1501, Files 18, 19. Available at PARES.es https://historia-hispanica.rah.es/bio... "La Clave" program by José Luis Balbín on the death of José Antonio. Essential viewing: https://www.rtve.es/play/videos/la-cl... Audiovisual materials: Digital Newsstand of the Spanish Civil War (Ministry of Culture): https://www.cultura.gob.es/cultura/ar... #civilwar #history #primoderivera