Spanish Republic

Only the First Republic (1873-1874) and the Second Republic (1931-1939) Commonly in the history of Spain as a Republic Spain or Spanish Republic ( República Española ) refers.

In addition, less commonly spoken of a " Spanish Republic " on

  • The ancient Hispanic Republic of Sertorius, a 78 BC to 72 BC from Huesca to Denia reaching counter Republic to Rome, while anti-democratic ( antisenatorische ) or anti-republican forces gained the upper hand in Rome ( Roman civil wars )
  • The medieval Andalusian Republic in Spain Toledo 's old capital, which proclaimed 797-936 against the Umayyad Emirate of Córdoba twice the independence
  • The modern faux pas of the U.S. Presidential brother Jeb Bush: The Governor of Florida, which the United States had in 1819 wrested the Kingdom of Spain, Spanish Prime Minister Aznar said in 2003 as "President of the Republic of Spain " welcome

On the part Aznar's or the King of Spain, there was no protest. As for Spain, however, mistake the Republican anthem was played in the same year at the Davis Cup final in Australia, which led to diplomatic tensions and sharp protests.

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