Definition of Jaimista. Meaning of Jaimista. Synonyms of Jaimista

- themselves. In 1909–1931 the movement was often referred to as "Jaimismo"/"Jaimistas", as the claimant Don Jaime exceptionally did not bear the iconic name...
- supporting the king, Don Jaime. The conflict between the Mellistas and the Jaimistas escalated during the Great War, as the former opted for the Central Powers...
- in Spanish were written in 1908 by Ignacio Baleztena Ascárate as Marcha Jaimista ("Jamesist March"). Over the years, several versions of "Oriamendi" have...
- Still in 1911, Joaquín Font y Fargas was named "director del requeté jaimista". In 1912, the elected president of Barcelona requeté organisation was...
- strong Basque and fuerista flavor. During his youth he engaged in Juventud Jaimista and in the mid-1910s he grew to president of the local Pamplona branch...
- letters. In 1911 he was first noted as member of Junta Provincial of the Jaimista organization; two years later he grew to vice-president of the provincial...
- stand as Jaimista candidate for the Cortes in Álava; scholars say he would have preferred to stand in Vizcaya or Gipuzkoa. However, the Jaimista electoral...
- exceptional. In the early 1910s he was noted as merely president of Circulo Jaimista de Durango, though during a public rally it was rather his daughter who...
- – still sharing the same Traditionalist outlook – were usually named Jaimistas. Until his death in 1928 de Mella remained the undisputed highest authority...
- Spain remained fairly stable; belligerent enthusiasm of Requeté, Juventud Jaimista and possibly Lloréns himself was frustrated. Eventually the organization...