José Luis Zamanillo González-Camino (1903–1980) was a Spanish Traditionalist politician. He was the leader of Carlist paramilitary Requeté structures...

museum administrator José Luis Zamanillo González-Camino (1903–1980), Spanish politician This page lists people with the surname Zamanillo. If an internal...

Spanish banker, the chairman of Santander Group from 1950 to 1986 José Luis Zamanillo (1903–1980), a Traditionalist politician and leader of Carlist paramilitary...

Among them Antonio María de Oriol, Juan María de Araluce Villar, José Luis Zamanillo and José María Valiente Soriano. Its president was the former Francisco...

Torres Quevedo, Juan de Herrera Politics: Luis Carrero Blanco, José Luis Zamanillo, Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba, Joaquín Leguina, Miguel Ángel Revilla, Antonio...

arriving from Spain included Manuel Fal, Jose-Luis Zamanillo, José Martínez Berasáin, Ignacio Baleztena, Luis Hernando de Larramendi, Roman Oyarzun, Ignacio...

political leader of Carlism, José Luis Zamanillo assumed jefatura of its most dynamic, paramilitary Requeté section, José Lamamie de Clairac grew to head...

follows: José Luis Zamanillo, José Zuazola, José Martínez Berasáin (sic!), Juan María Roma, Pedro Roma, Mauricio Sivatte, Juan Lavaquial, José Brú, Luis Zuazola...

Jefe Delegado Manuel Fal Conde, was composed of José Lamamie de Clairac (secretary), José Luis Zamanillo, Ricardo Rada, Adolfo Gómez Sanz, Javier Martínez...

among the carlo-franquistas were Jesus Cora y Lira (early 1950s) and José Luis Zamanillo (early 1970s)[citation needed], the former as champion of Carloctavismo...

detached from local Carlist juntas. Its political leader was appointed José-Luis Zamanillo. Some 150 militants attended military training in Fascist Italy....

was comfortably elected with 72 thousand votes and together with José Luis Zamanillo became one of the youngest Traditionalist deputies ever. In great...

manager was Manuel Cerezales. Other councilors were Manuel Senante, José Luis Zamanillo and others. The periodical soon attracted contributors who became...

feared something from him [Sentis]". José Luis Zamanillo, Juan Sáenz-Díez, Arturo Marquéz de Prado, Miguel Fagoaga, José María Codón and Sentís himself were...

the claimant Alfonso Carlos and met the nationwide requeté leader, José Luis Zamanillo. Some scholars claim the coup was animated by local Integrists. Eventually...

armed uprising against the Republic, led by Manuel Fal Conde and José Luis Zamanillo, who had formed the Carlist Supreme Military Junta [es]. The plan...

Nacional de Requeté, a sub-unit within Junta Nacional headed by José Luis Zamanillo, though military training was provided by professional military,...

with the Alfonsists (Antonio Goicoechea, José Calvo Sotelo) and the Carlists (Manuel Fal Conde, José Luis Zamanillo). During final months of the Republic...

October 1962 Massó and Zavala mounted counter-attack against José Luis Zamanillo and José Sáenz-Díez, who attacked Secretaría; their cautious attitude...

historian and Carlist militant Claro Abánades López, Spanish journalist José Luis Zamanillo González-Camino, Spanish politician Dolores Gortázar Serantes, Spanish...

carlo-franquistas like Esteban Bilbao – also by the Comunión leader José Maria Valiente and by José Luis Zamanillo. Moreover, the official press note claimed that "apadrinaron...

bachelor status of the prince. When the Traditionalists, led by José Luis Zamanillo, started to mount an opposition strategy against the Huguistas, Ferrer...

delegado, with Masso and José Maria Zavala emerging as dynamic new leaders. The closest Valiente's collaborators, Jose Luis Zamanillo and Juan Sáenz-Díez,...

province. Solana's best known relative was his maternal cousin, José Luis Zamanillo, a Carlist and Francoist politician known mostly in the 1960s and...

Carloctavistas, Sivattistas and the recently expulsed politicians like José Luis Zamanillo or Francisco Elías de Tejada. Parking dynastical issues, they were...

Don Javier. The only notable Carlist present at his funeral was José Luis Zamanillo. Bilbao was a member of several juridical bodies, including the Real...

Sáenz-Díez enjoyed his political climax, together with Valiente and José Luis Zamanillo remaining behind the steering wheel of the Carlist politics; according...

by Lloréns survived some 20 years, until it was restructured by José Luis Zamanillo. It actually slipped into a decline starting 1914, suffering from...

it was re-shaped along more sophisticated military lines by José Luis Zamanillo and José Enrique Varela. Prior to the Spanish Civil War the structure...

issues. In 1962-63 Massó skillfully outplayed his chief opponent, José Luis Zamanillo, and got him expelled; he also worked to isolate other groupings...