Definition of Mellistas. Meaning of Mellistas. Synonyms of Mellistas

- dominated by Mellistas, especially Peñaflor. With Don Jaime hardly contactable in Austria following outbreak of the Great War, the Mellistas took almost...
- Catalan structures of the breakaway Traditionalist grouping known as the Mellistas. The landowner Mas family has been for centuries related to Osona. Teodoro's...
- as “piñosos con boinas”. The conflict climaxed in early 1919, when the Mellistas broke away to build their own party. Ampuero decided to join the dissenters;...
- Initially he was active within Carlism, then he joined the breakaway Mellistas, settled well in the Primo de Rivera regime, emerged as a key Derecha...
- during a showdown of early 1919, he joined the rebels – to be known as Mellistas – and broke away. In late 1919 he agreed to represent the emerging new...
- lowest common denominator. In the early 1920s he effectively left the Mellistas; some scholars consider him paradigmatic for many rebellious Carlists...
- Tradicionalista, which in 1932 re-joined the former Jaimistas, Integristas and Mellistas. In 1933 he was appointed its Jefe Regional of Castilla La Nueva. Despite...
- January–February, the Mellistas decided to secede and form their own organization. The Lezamas joined the rebels, known as the Mellistas. In Biscay, the dissenters...
- the strife, though his links with Cerralbo placed him rather among the Mellistas. In 1916, when the Navarrese jefe Francisco Martínez found it impossible...
- disavowe pro-German tones of the Mellistas. Though apparently aware of the party command taken over by the Mellistas, he refrained from decisive declarations...