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Juan Yagüe

Also known as Juan Yague Blanco

Spanish legion general (1891-1952)

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date of death: 1952-10-29
date of birth: 1891-11-09
birth name: Juan Yagüe Blanco
Commons category: Juan Yagüe
pseudonym: El carnicero de Badajoz

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