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Through this drastic revolution which he desired, a political machinery
was to be developed, strong enough to ride the crest of the social
upheaval that he, José Antonio, believed to be pending and inescapable.
The strong-arm technique of fascism was needed to accomplish this end.
In February 1934 the Falange joined officially with another organi-
l
zation founded by Ramiro Ledesma Ramos, an enthusiast for prole-
tarian justice and deeply influenced by Nazism.
Ledesma was anticlerical, and thus, until the 1936 rising, the
Falange considered the Catholic groups led by Gil Robles as competi-
tors. The Falangist shock troops were dedicated to a battle against
"decadent liberalism" and "corrupt capitalism", and sworn to kill
two Socialists to every one of their numbers slain in street brawls.
Despite financial contributions to the Falange from monarchists who
were friends of José Antonio, the Falange, because of its revolutionary
principles, was suspicious of and unsympathetic to the monarchists
and the Army. Its main link to the traditional Right of Gil Robles
and Calvo Sotelo was its deadly antagonism to Marxism.
As the political situation deteriorated after the 1936 elections,
the Falange's appeal grew. Between February and July 1936 more than
I
Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional-Sindicalista (Councils of the National-
Syndicalist Offensive) The new name became Falange Espanola y
de las JONS.
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