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The Spanish dictator, Miguel Primo de Rivera is forced to resign.
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Second Spanish Republic proclaimed and Alfonso XIII goes into exile.
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New government announces the end to compulsory education in schools.
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Electoral law is revised to permit women to vote.
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Manuel Azaña, Minister of War, announces massive cuts in the size of the Spanish Army.
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Niceto Zamora resigned as prime minister and is replaced by Manuel Azaña
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Cortes approves the legalization of divorce.
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Niceto Zamora elected president of the Second Spanish Republic.
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General Jose Sanjurjo leads a military uprising against the government
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Anarchist uprisings in Saragossa, Seville, Bilbao and Madrid.
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Gil Robles forms the Catholic Party (CEDA)
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José Antonio Primo de Rivera establishes the Falange Española.
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Spanish right-wing parties win general election over a divided left
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Anarchist uprisings in Catalonia and Aragon.
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General Jose Sanjurjo granted amnesty.
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Manuel Azaña is arrested and interned in Barcelona.
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Tribunal of Constitutional Guarantees acquit Manuel Azaña.
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Andres Nin and Joaquin Maurin creates the Workers Party of Marxist Unification (POUM)
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Francisco Largo Caballero is replaced by Indalecio Prieto as head of the Socialist Party.
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An electoral pact is signed by the Socialist Party and Communist Party.
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Manuel Azaña organizes the formation of the Popular Front
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Popular Front win general election in Spain
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President Niceto Alcalá Zamora appoints Manuel Azaña as prime minister.
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The Cortes grants an amnesty to all those in Spain charged with insurrection.
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General Francisco Franco is relieved of his command and sent to the Canary Islands.
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Falange Espanola offices in Madrid are closed down
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Francisco Franco, Emilio Mola, Juan Yague and José Sanjurjo meet to discuss tactics
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General Emilio Mola is relieved of his command and sent to Pamplona.
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Falange Espanola is banned by Popular Front government
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José Antonio Primo de Rivera is arrested and charged with trafficking illegal arms
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Manuel Azaña presents details of his reform legislation
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Niceto Alcalá Zamora is deposed as president of the Spanish Republic.
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Emilio Mola meets Gonzalo Queipo de Llano to discuss the possibility of a military uprising
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The Cortes makes it illegal for military officers to attend secret political meetings.
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Manuel Azaña elected as president of the Spanish Republic
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Indalecio Prieto refuses the post of prime minister.
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To protect them from arsonist attacks the government orders the closing of Catholic schools
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José Antonio Primo de Rivera is sentenced to five months in prison with trafficking arms
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Civil Guard suppresses a left-wing rally at Yeste and kills nineteen people in the process.
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Indalecio Prieto is shot during a socialist rally at Ecija.
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The Cortes passes legislation that protects agricultural tenants from eviction.
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Over a million workers are on strike in Spain.
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Luis Bolin arranges for Francisco Franco to be flown to Morocco.
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José Castillo, an officer in Republican Assault Guards, is asssassinated by Falangists