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Luis González de Ubieta

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on the island. One month later, on 8 February, faced with imminent defeat and under pressure from the authorities of the island, who wanted to avoid bloodshed, González de Ubieta surrendered the island to the rebels.
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had joined the rebellion, Luis González de Ubieta rose rapidly both in rank and authority within the loyalist fleet. Thus, at the beginning of the civil war, he became commander of the destroyer
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could not hide his disappointment, acknowledging in his memoirs the indecisiveness of the former commander of the Spanish Republican Navy, despite having a greater number of ships.
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There is little information on Luis González de Ubieta's childhood and youth. His father, Juan Daniel González de Ubieta y Ubieta, was a
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was hailed as a great victory by the Republican government, and Luis González de Ubieta was awarded the
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Under Luis González de Ubieta's command, the Republican Navy concentrated on the protection of maritime
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tried unsuccessfully to initiate a siege of the city. Two months later, he was in charge of the cruiser
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25 militares de la República; "El Ejército Popular de la República y sus mandos profesionales",
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Spanish Republic, as well as the training of naval officers and their ships' crews.
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waters. Luis González de Ubieta refused to be rescued and went down with his ship.
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Following the defeat of the Spanish Republican fleet on 27 September 1938 at the
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Spanish military personnel of the Spanish Civil War (Republican faction)
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of the fleet and promoted to the rank of admiral after his predecessor,
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Luis González de Ubieta lived in exile in France until the 1940
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On 8 January 1939, Luis González de Ubieta was transferred to
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Recompensas republicanas por el hundimiento del Baleares,
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Recompensas Republicanas por el hundimiento del Baleares
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Revista de Historia Naval, 1997, Año XV no. 59, pg. 70
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Gaceta de la República nº364, 29 de diciembre de 1936
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Ministerio de Defensa, Madrid 2011 357:In March 1938, the Nationalist cruiser 891: 387:, accompanied by five destroyers, off 836:El exilio de los marinos republicanos 929:Captains who went down with the ship 771: 719:, Diarios de Azaña, Vol. IV, p. 620 564:The captain goes down with the ship 436:The sinking of rebel heavy cruiser 13: 746:La Guerra Civil española en el mar 735:Penguin Books. 2001. London. p.733 670:Javier García Fernández (coord.), 594:La Guerra Civil española en el mar 518:invasion of France by Nazi Germany 511:Argelès-sur-Mer concentration camp 363:—along with fellow rebel cruisers 303:when a group of rebel troops from 14: 940: 862: 657:Luis González Ubieta (1899–1950) 579:, Ed. Renacimiento, México 1944 532:, a cattle transport flying the 289:Since most high officers of the 241:In mid 1936, at the time of the 152: 117: 90: 848: 828: 815: 795: 784: 569: 524:. 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London. 2003. 644: 375:—met the Republican cruisers 218: 20:, the first or paternal 7: 547: 513:by the French authorities. 10: 945: 695:Vida Marítima – El Ártabro 684:Surname González de Ubieta 476:Republican military forces 445:(Placa Laureada de Madrid) 243:July 1936 pro-Fascist coup 15: 834:Victoria Fernández Díaz, 626:Carlos Engel Masoliver, 613:, Editorial Noray, 2011, 509:and then interned in the 307:and smaller towns of the 148: 126: 113: 101: 86: 62: 52: 44: 37: 777:Enrique García Domingo, 554:Battle of Minorca (1939) 462:End of the war and exile 442:Laureate Plate of Madrid 352:internationally isolated 329:Battle of Cape Cherchell 158:Laureate Plate of Madrid 141:Battle of Minorca (1939) 919:Spanish Republican Navy 575:Bruno Alonso González, 559:Spanish Republican Navy 291:Spanish Republican Navy 189:Spanish Republican Navy 108:Spanish Republican Navy 39:Luis González de Ubieta 803:The Spanish Civil War. 733:The Spanish Civil War. 456:(Distintivo de Madrid) 258: 199:as the captain of the 177: 764:Manuel Rubio Cabeza, 748:, Editorial Critica, 596:, Editorial Critica, 427:Manuel Vierna Belando 183:(1899 – 1950) was an 168: 30:González del Campillo 398:Sánchez Barcáiztegui 393:Battle of Cape Palos 251:lieutenant commander 136:Battle of Cape Palos 122:Admiral of the Fleet 520:, when he moved to 429:, commander of the 410:Almirante Antequera 314:Miguel de Cervantes 855:Miramar ship index 821:Jackson, Gabriel. 453:Madrid Distinction 417:. 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Index

Spanish name
surname
At sea
Barranquilla
Colombia

Spanish Republic
Spanish Republican Navy

Spanish Civil War
Battle of Cape Palos
Battle of Minorca (1939)

Laureate Plate of Madrid

Destroyer José Luis Díez (JD)
admiral
Spanish Republican Navy
Spanish Civil War
exile
Panamanian
Caribbean Sea
Barranquilla
forestry
engineer
Gordexola
Biscay
July 1936 pro-Fascist coup
Spanish Civil War
lieutenant commander

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