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Image: Eduardo Dato 1911 (cropped)
Image: Eduardo Dato 1911 (cropped)
Image: Manuel García Prieto 1900 (cropped)
Image: Manuel García Prieto 1900 (cropped)
Image: Álvaro de Figueroa, Count of Romanones 1919 (cropped)
Image: Álvaro de Figueroa, Count of Romanones 1919 (cropped)
Image: Santiago Alba 1912 (cropped)
Image: Santiago Alba 1912 (cropped)
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The Slava, a Russian warship, crippled by the Germans in the Baltic Sea.
The Slava, a Russian warship, crippled by the Germans in the Baltic Sea.
The Valencian garden shed. These poor, traditional, rural constructions represented the structural backwardness of agriculture in Spain and the misera
The Valencian garden shed. These poor, traditional, rural constructions represented the structural backwardness of agriculture in Spain and the miserable living conditions of most of the population. Vicente Blasco Ibáñez denounced these conditions in his novels, La Barraca (1898) and Cañas y Barro (1902). Emigrants to urban and industrial areas such as Catalonia, Basque Country, and Madrid were becoming a more organized, class conscious proletariat.
Alfonso XIII in a Hussar Captain's Uniform, by Joaquín Sorolla. Although this portrait was painted in 1907, ten years before the crisis, it demonstrat
Alfonso XIII in a Hussar Captain's Uniform, by Joaquín Sorolla. Although this portrait was painted in 1907, ten years before the crisis, it demonstrates the young Bourbon's attempt to identify himself with the army. Alfonso XIII was the posthumous son of Alfonso XII, the Peacemaker, who was crowned by military proclamation after the Sexenio Democrático. Alfonso XIII was crowned when he reached adulthood in 1902 and married in 1906. He survived an assassination attempt after the wedding, when anarchist
Cartoon of President Eduardo Dato in La Campana de Gracia of Barcelona, titled "The Political Death of Mr. Dato." The caption reads: "You can't escape
Cartoon of President Eduardo Dato in La Campana de Gracia of Barcelona, titled "The Political Death of Mr. Dato." The caption reads: "You can't escape this one, Eduardito."