Soon we will begin with the History of Spain in the 20th century. As an introduction to this period, it is convenient that you have a clear idea, at least in its general lines, of the chronology of the beginning of this stage and that you can situate the different historical events. For this, nothing better than a chronological axis.
The chronological period of the Democratic Administration is short in time but dense in events and changes. To help us better understand this stage, it is very convenient to use a chronological axis.
In this entry we offer you a chronology of the reign of Alfonso XIII (1902-1931). This chronology complements the one we offered you in the entry Chronology of the Restoration https://app.box.com/embed_widget/yq0gjpn62f3f/s/404jol54fqzgyj1qupid?view=list&sort=name&direction=ASC&theme=blue
Until this year, the extreme right was a political and ideological sector with little or no institutional representation – city councils, regional parliaments, Congress and Senate – in Spain. It was a strange situation when observing the rise that this political tendency was having in the rest of Eu
The fact that we are going to analyse, although it is part of the History of Spain, is closely linked both with the evolution of the Second World War and with the way in which it ended. This conflict began to change its fate – on the western front, on the eastern front it had done so before – after