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- Luis_Carrero_Blanco abstract "Don Luis Carrero Blanco, 1st Duke of Carrero Blanco, Grandee of Spain (4 March 1904 – 20 December 1973) was a Spanish admiral and long-time confidant of dictator Francisco Franco. He was assassinated by members of the group ETA.".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco activeYearsEndDate "1973-06-09".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco activeYearsEndDate "1973-12-20".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco activeYearsStartDate "1973-06-09".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco battle Rif_War.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco battle Spanish_Civil_War.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthDate "1904-03-04".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthPlace Cantabria.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthPlace Santo%C3%B1a.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthPlace Santoña.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthPlace Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthYear "1904".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco country Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco deathDate "1973-12-20".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco deathPlace Madrid.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco deathPlace Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco deathYear "1973".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco militaryBranch Spanish_Navy.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco militaryRank Admiral.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco nationality Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco office "First Vice President of the Government".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco office "President of the Government of Spain".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco orderInOffice "69th".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco party Movimiento_Nacional.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco religion Catholic_Church.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco serviceEndYear "1973".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco serviceStartYear "1918".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco successor Torcuato_Fern%C3%A1ndez-Miranda.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco termPeriod Luis_Carrero_Blanco__1.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco termPeriod Luis_Carrero_Blanco__2.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco thumbnail Luis_Carrero_Blanco.jpg?width=300.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco vicePresident Torcuato_Fern%C3%A1ndez-Miranda.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco wikiPageExternalLink CarrBlanco.htm.
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- Luis_Carrero_Blanco wikiPageID "332178".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco wikiPageRevisionID "602701949".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco after Torcuato_Fernández-Miranda.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco allegiance "Spain".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco battles Rif_War.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco battles Spanish_Civil_War.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco before Francisco_Franco.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthDate "1904-03-04".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthName "Luis Carrero Blanco".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthPlace Cantabria.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthPlace Santoña.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco birthPlace Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco branch Spanish_Navy.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco dateOfBirth "1904-03-04".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco dateOfDeath "1973-12-20".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco deathDate "1973-12-20".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco deathPlace Madrid.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco deathPlace Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco hasPhotoCollection Luis_Carrero_Blanco.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco honorificPrefix The_Most_Excellent.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco honorificSuffix Grandee.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco name "( The Duke of Carrero Blanco )".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco name "Carrero Blanco, Luis".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco name "Luis Carrero Blanco".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco nationality "Spanish".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco office Deputy_Prime_Minister_of_Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco office "President of the Government of Spain".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco order "69".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco party Movimiento_Nacional.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco placeOfBirth Cantabria.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco placeOfBirth Santoña.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco placeOfBirth Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco placeOfDeath Madrid.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco placeOfDeath Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco predecessor Agustín_Muñoz_Grandes.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco predecessor Francisco_Franco.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco rank Admiral.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco religion Catholic_Church.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco serviceyears "1918".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco shortDescription "Spanish admiral".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco spouse "María del Carmen Pichot y Villa".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco successor Torcuato_Fernández-Miranda.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco termEnd "1973-06-09".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco termEnd "1973-12-20".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco termStart "1967".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco termStart "1973-06-09".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco title Prime_Minister_of_Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco title "55".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco vicepresident Torcuato_Fernández-Miranda.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco wordnet_type synset-chancellor-noun-1.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco wordnet_type synset-incumbent-noun-1.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco years "1973".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco description "Spanish admiral".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco description "Spanish admiral".
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:1904_births.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:1973_deaths.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:Assassinated_Spanish_politicians.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:Assassinated_heads_of_government.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:Cantabrian_military_personnel.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:Cantabrian_politicians.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:Deaths_by_car_bomb_in_Spain.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:Deaths_by_improvised_explosive_device.
- Luis_Carrero_Blanco subject Category:Deputy_Prime_Ministers_of_Spain.