Ricardo Rada Peral (English Wikipedia)

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  • ABC 12.06.46, available here

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  • e.g. for Cadiz see La Epoca 28.02.77m available here
  • El Correo Militar 28.06.88, available here
  • she was daughter to Manuel Peral Cuevas and María Manuela Obispo Morales, Natalia Peral Obispo, [in:] Geneanet service, available here. Her father owned also a vinegar manufacture, Annuario del comercio, de la industria, de la magistratura y de la administracion 1894, p. 778, available here
  • La Mañana 14.12.12, available here
  • Anuario Militar de España 1915, available here
  • Anuario Militar de España 1916, available here
  • Anuario Militar de España 1917, available here
  • Anuario Militar de España 1919, available here
  • Anuario Militar de España 1920, available here
  • Anuario Militar de España 1922, available here
  • Anuario Militar de España 1923, available here
  • La Correspondencia Militar 26.06.25, available here
  • La Nacion 06.11.29, available here
  • El Siglo Futuro 27.01.36, available here. According to scholars, Rada’s personal influence was greatest in the Almeria comarca of Río Nacimiento, Quirosa-Cheyrouze 1994, p. 95

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  • for a brief obituary note see Cronica Meridional 27.04.00, available here
  • in 1884 he was noted as capitan, Cronica Meridional 01.01.84, available here
  • an unnamed daughter was born in last days of 1883,Cronica Meridional 01.01.84, available here
  • Cronica Meridional 08.06.90, available here
  • typical age for entering the cadet corps in Toledo was late teens; Rada's whereabouts in the 1900-1905 are not clear. In 1905 he was mentioned as a student in Academia de Bellas Artes in Almeria, El Radical 03.10.05, available here. It is not clear whether a penchant for arts was related to journeys to Paris, reported for Rada Cortines "and his sons" in late 1905 and early 1906, see e.g. Cronica Meridional 20.10.05, available here
  • Brocos Fernández 2008. However, contemporary press claimed that as segundo teniente in 1910 Rada was posted to detachment of the Cordoba regiment, stationed in Granada, 'Cronica Meridional 27.01.10, available here
  • her parents were Juan Manuel Martínez Alcalde and María Martínez Cardenas, La Independencia 01.03.21, available here. For his property see Cronica Meridional 03.03.13, available here
  • Alvarez 2001, p. 172. In 1935, during anniversary of the promotion, Franco honored Rada with a personal embrace, La Independencia 10.11.35, available here
  • Cronica Meridional 18.04.34, available here; already his father was related to the company, see Cronica Meridional 16.04.89, available here
  • La Voz 25.01.36, available here

dipalme.org

  • however, during World War Two he reportedly tended to favor the Allies over the Axis, Jose Maria Verdejo Lucas, Ricardo Rada Peral, [in:] Diccionario biografico de Almeria online, available here

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  • on April 21, 1939, calle Concepcion Arenal in Almeria was renamed to honor Rada. The name has been dropped in the post-Francoist era. The 2022 press article which discussed the fate of the street referred to Rada as "uno de los cabecillas del Alzamiento del 18 de julio de 1936", Eduardo de Vicente, La calle de los cuatro nombres, [in:] La Voz de Almeria 23.03.22, available here. On May 12, 1939, he was nominated Hijo Adoptivo by the self-government of Navarre; the decision was reversed in 2015, Ricardo Rada Peral, primero en desembarcar en Alhucemas y Combatiente en la Cruzada, [in:] Fundacion Francisco Franco website 18.02.15, available here Archived 2022-10-05 at the Wayback Machine. A street has been named after Rada also in Fiñana

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  • Ricardo de Rada Martínez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here
  • Ricardo de Rada Martínez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here, also (her segundo apellido spelled as "Cortinez") in Crónica Meridional 27.04.00, available here. In the press note from either 1900 or 1901, however, already as a widow, she is referred to as "Nicolasa Cortinas Castello", El Regional [no date, after September 1900], available here
  • he was born in Chiclana de la Frontera, probably during the Guardia Civil assignement to the town of his father, Ricardo de Rada Martinez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here
  • Ricardo de Rada Martinez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here
  • Natalia Peral Obispo, [in:] Geneanet service, available here
  • she was daughter to Manuel Peral Cuevas and María Manuela Obispo Morales, Natalia Peral Obispo, [in:] Geneanet service, available here. Her father owned also a vinegar manufacture, Annuario del comercio, de la industria, de la magistratura y de la administracion 1894, p. 778, available here
  • Ricardo de Rada y Peral, [in:] Geneanet service, available here
  • Ricardo de Rada Martinez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here
  • Francisco de Rada Martinez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here
  • Juan de Rada Martinez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here
  • Manuel Victor de Rada Martinez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here

historiadeltiempopresente.com

  • La Informacion 17.08.11, available here. The estate, known as "Haza del Riego", later became the property of Rada, Francisco Manuel López López, El episodio de la Guardia Civil de Abla y Fiñana en Julio de 1936, [in:] Monica Fernández Amador Ied.), La Guerra Civil española 80 años después. Las investigaciones en la provincia de Almería, Almeria 2016, available also here

lavozdealmeria.com

  • on April 21, 1939, calle Concepcion Arenal in Almeria was renamed to honor Rada. The name has been dropped in the post-Francoist era. The 2022 press article which discussed the fate of the street referred to Rada as "uno de los cabecillas del Alzamiento del 18 de julio de 1936", Eduardo de Vicente, La calle de los cuatro nombres, [in:] La Voz de Almeria 23.03.22, available here. On May 12, 1939, he was nominated Hijo Adoptivo by the self-government of Navarre; the decision was reversed in 2015, Ricardo Rada Peral, primero en desembarcar en Alhucemas y Combatiente en la Cruzada, [in:] Fundacion Francisco Franco website 18.02.15, available here Archived 2022-10-05 at the Wayback Machine. A street has been named after Rada also in Fiñana

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  • see his decorations, listed in Crónica Meridional 27.04.00, available here
  • Crónica Meridional 27.04.00, available here
  • Ricardo de Rada Martínez, [in:] Geneanet service, available here, also (her segundo apellido spelled as "Cortinez") in Crónica Meridional 27.04.00, available here. In the press note from either 1900 or 1901, however, already as a widow, she is referred to as "Nicolasa Cortinas Castello", El Regional [no date, after September 1900], available here
  • or at least 5 are listed in the death notice, Crónica Meridional 27.04.00, available here
  • La Independencia 12.12.23, available here
  • El Regional 07.11.02, available here
  • El Popular 06.01.11, available here
  • El Ferro-carril 16.09.99, available here
  • La Informacion 17.08.11, available here. The estate, known as "Haza del Riego", later became the property of Rada, Francisco Manuel López López, El episodio de la Guardia Civil de Abla y Fiñana en Julio de 1936, [in:] Monica Fernández Amador Ied.), La Guerra Civil española 80 años después. Las investigaciones en la provincia de Almería, Almeria 2016, available also here
  • Cronica Meridinal 05.09.15, available here
  • Cronica Meridional 08.01.11, available here
  • her parents were Juan Manuel Martínez Alcalde and María Martínez Cardenas, La Independencia 01.03.21, available here. For his property see Cronica Meridional 03.03.13, available here
  • Diario de Burgos 20.10.71, available here
  • La Independencia 01.03.21, available here
  • La Independencia 27.03.20, available here
  • La Libertad 13.11.26, available here
  • El Ferro-carril 16.09.99, available here
  • La Independencia 29.12.21, available here
  • Francisco and Eduardo are mentioned in La Independencia 22.07.22, available here. However, none of them is listed in a later obituary note; instead, there is a Ramón mentioned, along a sister named Africa, La Independencia 12.12.23, available here
  • Cronica Meridional 08.01.11, available here
  • Boletin Oficial de la Provincia de Caceres 22.07.37, available here
  • El Diario Palentino 13.05.38, available here
  • El Progreso 01.09.39, available here
  • Hoja Oficial de la Provincia de Barcelona 27.05.40, available here
  • Diario de Burgos 21.06.45, available here

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  • at least according to his own statement, Declaración de testigo de Ricardo de Rada Peral, general de division, [in:] Pares service, available here, p. 3
  • Declaración de testigo de Ricardo de Rada Peral, general de division, [in:] Pares service, available here, p. 4
  • following death of Alfonso Carlos Rada sent a telegram to the regent with “mi incondicional adhesion junto con testimonio pesame”, Correspondencia, [in:] Pares service available here, p. 21

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  • Rada had also other problems with security. He was suspected of having irregularly gained possession of paintings of a painter José María López Mezquita, and on Jan 1, 1940 his house by raided by agents of the services, with some clash ensuing, for details see Visitas realizadas por los agentes al domicilio de Ricardo Rada Peral para recuperar un cuadro del pintor José María López Mezquita, [in:] Instituto de Cultura y Deporte service, available here

mundoobrero.es

  • according to one scholar, in December 1937 as military governor of Cáceres Rada "ordered the execution" of 200 people whose names appeared in the papers found in the clothes of a local Communist leader on assumption of their taking part in the plot, Julián Casanova, The Spanish Republic and Civil War, Cambridge 2010, ISBN 9781139490573, p. 324. Slightly more details and a somewhat different perspective in Rafa Gonzalez, El franquismo criminal ensangrentó las navidades de 1937 en Cáceres, [in:] Mundo Obrero 23.12.20, available here

web.archive.org

  • on April 21, 1939, calle Concepcion Arenal in Almeria was renamed to honor Rada. The name has been dropped in the post-Francoist era. The 2022 press article which discussed the fate of the street referred to Rada as "uno de los cabecillas del Alzamiento del 18 de julio de 1936", Eduardo de Vicente, La calle de los cuatro nombres, [in:] La Voz de Almeria 23.03.22, available here. On May 12, 1939, he was nominated Hijo Adoptivo by the self-government of Navarre; the decision was reversed in 2015, Ricardo Rada Peral, primero en desembarcar en Alhucemas y Combatiente en la Cruzada, [in:] Fundacion Francisco Franco website 18.02.15, available here Archived 2022-10-05 at the Wayback Machine. A street has been named after Rada also in Fiñana

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  • the first identified instance of the claim that Rada Peral was descendant to Teodoro Rada is in the 1954 book by a Carlist writer, José Sanz y Díaz