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	Blas Infante, Famous Spanish people, Celebrities in Andalucia, Southern Spain
		Blas Infante is known as the "father of Andalucia" having fought for what is today the "Estatuto de Autonomia de Andalucia." (Self-governing statute for Andalucia.) Born in Casares (Malaga) he attended school in Malaga and Cordoba, and went on to obtain a law degree from the University of Granada where he also studied philosophy.
		In 1918-19, Blas Infante was elected Diputado (council representative) for the district of Gaucin-Casares-Estepona.
		Blas Infante was proclaimed President of the new Assembly and the following week in Cadiz, the Diputacion was celebrated with a meeting where all the villages of the province were represented.
	www.andalucia.com /history/people/blasinfante.htm (402 words)

	Una Pasion Singular DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Based on the true story of Blas Infante, the Spanish film "Una Pasion Singular" explores the life of the man known as "the father of Andalucia." The film begins with the arrest of the upper class, middle aged, Blas Infante (Daniel Freire) and his subsequent imprisonment during the Spanish Civil War.
		Infante is devoted to the notion of a separate, autonomous Andulucia, and agrarian reform that includes "returning the land to the peasants" but Angustias, the daughter of wealthy elites, is used to a life of privilege.
		The door opens and as Infante's sight adjusts to the dim light, the room is seen to hold hundreds of men in various attitudes of despair as they await their fate.
	www.apexesources.com /dvd/822847011588 (466 words)

	James L. Busey / The Georgists of Spain
		This is because leaders of andalucismo, starting with Blas Infante in the early years of this century, and numerous others are named in this book, were both andalucistas and georgistas -- or, fisiocratas georgistas as they often call themselves.
		And Blas Infante became leader of the movement for Andalusian autonomy.
		The fascists controlled all of Spain from 1939 to 1975, when the death of Franco introduced the constitutional monarchy of the remarkably perceptive King Juan Carlos, and the new democracy opened modern Spain to freedom of press and expression and thus new Georgist activity.
	www.cooperativeindividualism.org /busey_georgists_of_spain.html (1392 words)

	repsol-ypf.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In order to understand the book’s motivation and its authors’ passion for the figure of Blas Infante, it is appropriate to explain a bit about the life of this multi-faceted and charismatic man in the context of Andalusian history.
		Infante was a man closely connected to the fight for Andalusian autonomy.
		In 1983 the Andalusian Parliament unanimously approved the Preamble of the Statute of Andalusian Autonomy, which recognises Blas Infante "as the father of the Andalusian land and illustrious precursor of the fight to obtain the Statute of Andalusian Autonomy".
	www.repsolypf.com /eng/bienvenidoalinfinito/casayhogarnuevo/tiempolibre/ocio/ocio.asp?PaginaID=113124&nivel=00 (622 words)

	Casares, Andalusia province and villages, Spain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The most typical dish of the area is the Casares Soup, although there are many other dishes associated with the town too, including the mountain rabbit in a sauce made from onion and flavoured with thyme, rosemary and laurel.
		The driving force behind the concept of Andalusian nationalism, Blas Infante, was born in Casares on July 5th, 1885.
		This text forms part of the Ronda Conference of 1918, as a part of the Andalusian Congress in which the white and green Andalusian flag was firts unfolded in public, and the Andalusian anthem was sung, written by Blas Infante himself and a composer from the town of Cantillana.
	www.alocars.com /alocars_andalucia/casares.htm (612 words)

	Blas De Prado ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Blas Hˆzel, Maria Clementina, Archduchess of Austria., 19th century
		Claude Bornet, Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane (Paris: Hubert ä Janet, An III [1795]), vol.
		The continued fascination for Bosch's work is illustrated by the modern and contemporary works included in the exhibition by art...
	wwar.com /masters/p/prado-blas_de.html (1306 words)

	Pasión singular, Una (2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This heavy political film about a page in the Andalucia of the be first three decades of the 20th Century prior to the Spanish Civil War, is charged with facts and figures that are difficult to follow for the casual viewer not from Spain.
		The best thing in the movie is the performance of Daniel Freire, who portrays Blas Infante, a man with the singular passion that thought about an agrarian reform where the poor people of Andalucia would have benefited, had it gone into effect.
		Of course, since Blas came from a well to do family, it was hard to imagine someone in his shoes rooting for the poor and the destitute of that poor land.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0366881 (351 words)

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		Blas Infante : La forja de un ideal andaluz
	www.freisslersoft.com /bl/Book_Blas.html (283 words)

	Historical Flags (Andalusia, Spain) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		And probably the memory of green and white flags, often with a rebellious meaning, had something to do with that fact.
		Blas Infante, the founder of the Andalusian nationalism, wrote that the idea of the Andalusian flag was suggested by a demonstration of protest by the women of Casares (Málaga province), his home town, bearing a horizontally divided green and white flag, and precisely Casares is located in an area of strong Morisco tradition.
		But it is in the second half of the 19th Century when the idea of Andalusia as a region with its own identity and the aspiration to self-government are explicitly claimed, in the framework of federalist-minded movements and the rise of regionalisms and nationalisms all over Spain.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/es-an_hi.html (1130 words)

	SOMOS PRIMOS: Dedicated to Hispanic Heritage and Diversity Issues
		After years of careful deliberation, Wolf decided to take a break with tradition, concluding that the best way to continue preserving his family's past was not in boxes underneath beds and in closets but making them available to scholars and researchers.
		The collection also includes original land grants and research supporting their authenticity, letters that document events of the day, a genealogical accounting of the Garza Falcon family tree and 18th century surveys of areas in what is now northern Mexico and South Texas.
		Instead of relying on missions to convert natives to Christianity and manning its presidios with armies, the Garza Falcon brothers decided that a more efficient way to populate as area would be to rely on bringing families to the region.
	www.somosprimos.com /spjul01.htm (9225 words)

	Costa del Sol News Marbella information Puerto Banus Spain
		An original sculpture, made of olive wood and plaster, was commissioned in 1991 by the present Deputy Mayor with the responsibility of Torre del Mar, Manuel Rincón, from sculptor Francisco Martín in order to donate it to Vélez-Málaga Town Hall.
		The council had agreed two years previously to put up a bust of Blas Infante, the instigator of regional Andalusian identity.
		The statue depicts Blas Infante with his pet fox, called Dimas, found when it was a cub.
	www.puertobanusguide.com /news0_5849.php (184 words)

	Ronda
		It suffered badly during the War of Independence against the French, much property being destroyed when the French troops left and with much loss of life.
		The town was the seat of Blas Infante’s Andalusian Congress of 1918, where the concept of Andalusian nationalism was born and the Andalusian hymn and regional flag were first presented in public.
		The history of the town goes back to neolithic times, with megalithic monuments from the Bronze Age like the burial grounds of La Planilla still in existence.
	canales.diariosur.es /fijas/pueblos/ingles/rondai.htm (1643 words)

	Casa de la Cultura Blas Infante - Flamenco Places & People.
		Casa de la Cultura Blas Infante - Flamenco Places & People.
		Places & People > Casa de la Cultura Blas Infante
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	www.deflamenco.com /sitios/verSitioi.jsp?codigo=1618 (93 words)

	Amazon.com: El Siglo de Blas Infante (1883-1981): Alegato frente a una ocultación: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Amazon.com: El Siglo de Blas Infante (1883-1981): Alegato frente a una ocultación: Books
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		El Siglo de Blas Infante (1883-1981): Alegato frente a una ocultación (Unknown Binding)
	www.amazon.com /Siglo-Blas-Infante-1883-1981-ocultaci%F3n/dp/8430051228 (350 words)

	Visita a la casa de Blas Infante pictures from school spirit photos on webshots
		Visita a la casa de Blas Infante pictures from school spirit photos on webshots
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		album: Visita a la casa de Blas Infante
	community.webshots.com /album/345808889QZUxlh (125 words)

	Una pasión singular (2003) - FilmAffinity
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		Daniel Freire, Marisol Membrillo, Juan Diego, María Galiana, Manuel Morón, Manuel de Blas, Antonio Dechent, Carlos Álvarez, Raquel Infantes, Manuel Caro
		This is an overall view not just of Blas Infante but also of his time and everything he dedicated his life to.
	www.filmaffinity.com /en/film746434.html (216 words)

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