Jose Antonio

>>3121391
He was a very busy man and had no time to LARP as the others did.

>>3121391
Dat Reviewbrah

>>3121391
he wrote stuff OP...
Primo de Rivera, José Antonio. Selected Writings. Edited and introduced by Hugh Thomas. London: Jonathan Cape, 1972.
>A selection of the Falange leader’s proposals for a “National Revolution” to reinvigorate Spain. Features Spanish unity versus separatism and opposition to the alleged divisiveness of political parties. Considers the sense in which his movement was, and was not, following Fascist Italy in embracing corporativism in opposition to liberal capitalism. The editor’s introduction is useful, though it was written during Franco’s late years when the cult of José Antonio was still very much alive in Spain.

he was busy reviewing energy drinks

>>3121391
we could only write a book by taking a very small bite out of it at a time.

>>3121391
Jose looks sicilian as fuck.

>>3122114
An anthology of his writings, musings and speeches isn't really a "book" though. By book I was referring to something like For My Legionaries, or The Greater Britain

>>3123630
true, but it's something though

Spaniards are lazy.

Who´s the one on the bottom right?

>>3124308
normalfag pls go

Spaniards are barely literate.

>>3124308
Most influential food critic of the modern age