Traditionalist Communion

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The Traditionalist Communion was a Spanish Carlist political movement rooted in monarchist, Catholic, and traditionalist principles that later merged into the Falange Española Tradicionalista y de las JONS under Franco.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Carlist organization
political movement
activeDuring Second Spanish Republic
Spanish Civil War
alignedWith Carlist militias (Requetés)
linked to: Carlists
alsoKnownAs Comunión Tradicionalista
basedOn legitimist monarchism
corePrinciple defense of Catholic confessional state
defense of monarchy
defense of regional fueros
opposition to liberal constitutionalism
country Spain
goal restoration of a traditional Catholic monarchy in Spain
hasPoliticalOrientation anti-parliamentary
counter-revolutionary
historicalOutcome absorbed into Francoist single party
historicalRoot 19th-century Carlist movement
ideology Carlism
linked to: Carlists

Catholic traditionalism
Spanish traditionalism
monarchism
influencedBy Catholic social teaching
traditionalist Catholic thought
language Spanish
legalStatusAfterMerger dissolved as independent organization
mergedInto FET y de las JONS
Falange Española Tradicionalista y de las JONS
mergerUnder Francisco Franco
notableRole Carlist representation in pre-Francoist politics
opposedTo liberalism
republicanism
secularism
socialism
organizationalForm political communion
partOf Nationalist faction in the Spanish Civil War
politicalPosition far-right
right-wing
region Spain
religion Roman Catholicism
supported Carlist claimant to the Spanish throne

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FET y de las JONS mergedFrom Traditionalist Communion