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Carlos Masquelet Lacaci

Spanish military personnel and politician (1871-1948).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

7/14/1871

Date of Death

1948

Place of Birth

Ferrol

Country of Citizenship

Spain

Given Name

Carlos

Position Held

Chief of Staff of the Army
(2/17/1933 - 5/19/1935)
Replaces
:
Manuel Goded Llopis
Replaced By
:
Francisco Franco
Represents
:
Second Spanish Republic
Start Time
: 2/17/1933
End Time
: 5/19/1935
Capitán General De Las Islas Baleares
(September 1935 - 1/12/1936)
Replaces
:
Manuel Goded Llopis
Replaced By
:
Manuel Goded Llopis
Start Time
: September 1935
End Time
: 1/12/1936
Ministro De La Guerra
(4/3/1935 - 5/6/1935)
Replaces
:
Alejandro Lerroux
Replaced By
:
José María Gil-Robles Y Quiñones
Start Time
: 4/3/1935
End Time
: 5/6/1935
Ministro De La Guerra
(2/19/1936 - 5/13/1936)
Replaces
:
Nicolás Molero Lobo
Replaced By
:
Santiago Casares Quiroga
Start Time
: 2/19/1936
End Time
: 5/13/1936
Head of the Military House of the President of the Spanish Republic
(3/18/1936 - 4/1/1939)
Replaces
:
Domingo Batet
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Start Time
: 3/18/1936
End Time
: 4/1/1939

Occupation

Military Personnel
Politician

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Spanish

Name in Native Language

Carlos Masquelet Lacaci

Work Location

Madrid

Place of Death

La Jonquera

Family Name

Masquelet

Award Received

Grand Cross of the Royal and Military Order of Saint Hermenegild
(1930)
Point in Time
: 1930

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