Catalan Republic
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| Catalan State Estat Català |
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| Capital | Barcelona | |||
| Language(s) | Catalan | |||
| Government | Republic | |||
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| - 1641 | Pau Claris | |||
| - 1873 | Estanislau Figueras[citation needed] | |||
| - 1931 | Francesc Macià | |||
| - 1934 | Lluís Companys i Jover | |||
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| - Established | October 6, 1934 | |||
| - Disestablished | October 7, 1934 | |||
The Catalan Republic (Catalan: República Catalana; Eastern Catalan: [rəˈpubːɫikə kətəˈɫanə], Western Catalan: [reˈpubːlika kataˈlana]) also known as the Catalan State, is a fictional state claimed by the Catalan independentism or nationalism.[citation needed] The Catalan Republic has been proclaimed at least four times:
- In 1641, by Pau Claris.
- In 1873, by Estanislau Figueras[citation needed] as 'Catalan State'.
- In 1931, by Francesc Macià as 'Catalan Republic within Iberian Federation'.[1]
- In 1934, by Lluís Companys as 'Catalan State within Spanish Federal Republic'.
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Bank note from the Generalitat de Catalunya, 1936
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[edit] References
- ^ Spain: Macià's Catalonia, Time, Jun. 20, 1932
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