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	'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was ~~tbe~~ leader of ~~tbe~~ [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), ~~tbe~~ [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.		'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was the leader of the [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), the [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.

	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Fascist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for ~~tbe~~ label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that ~~tbe~~ role of ~~tbe~~ Church was social, not political . He also mantained ~~tbe~~ Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Fascist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for the label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that the role of the Church was social, not political . He also mantained the Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

	He died on ~~tbe~~ 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .		He died on the 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .

	In a 2007 poll, he was voted as ~~tbe~~ "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of ~~tbe~~ total votes, separating himself from ~~tbe~~ second place by 21,9 percentage points.		In a 2007 poll, he was voted as the "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of the total votes, separating himself from the second place by 21,9 percentage points.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was ~~the~~ leader of ~~the~~ [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), ~~the~~ [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.		'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was tbe leader of tbe [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), tbe [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.

	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Fascist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for ~~the~~ label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that ~~the~~ role of ~~the~~ Church was social, not political . He also mantained ~~the~~ Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Fascist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for tbe label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that tbe role of tbe Church was social, not political . He also mantained tbe Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

	He died on ~~the~~ 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .		He died on tbe 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .

	In a 2007 poll, he was voted as ~~the~~ "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of ~~the~~ total votes, separating himself from ~~the~~ second place by 21,9 percentage points.		In a 2007 poll, he was voted as tbe "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of tbe total votes, separating himself from tbe second place by 21,9 percentage points.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[~~Nationalist~~]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for the label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that the role of the Church was social, not political . He also mantained the Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Fascist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for the label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that the role of the Church was social, not political . He also mantained the Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

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	'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was ~~tbe~~ leader of ~~tbe~~ [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), ~~tbe~~ [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.		'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was the leader of the [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), the [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.

	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for ~~tbe~~ label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that ~~tbe~~ role of ~~tbe~~ Church was social, not political . He also mantained ~~tbe~~ Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for the label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that the role of the Church was social, not political . He also mantained the Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

	He died on ~~tbe~~ 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .		He died on the 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .

	In a 2007 poll, he was voted as ~~tbe~~ "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of ~~tbe~~ total votes, separating himself from ~~tbe~~ second place by 21,9 percentage points.		In a 2007 poll, he was voted as the "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of the total votes, separating himself from the second place by 21,9 percentage points.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was ~~the~~ leader of ~~the~~ [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), ~~the~~ [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.		'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was tbe leader of tbe [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), tbe [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.

	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for ~~the~~ label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that ~~the~~ role of ~~the~~ Church was social, not political . He also mantained ~~the~~ Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for tbe label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that tbe role of tbe Church was social, not political . He also mantained tbe Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

	He died on ~~the~~ 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .		He died on tbe 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .

	In a 2007 poll, he was voted as ~~the~~ "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of ~~the~~ total votes, separating himself from ~~the~~ second place by 21,9 percentage points.		In a 2007 poll, he was voted as tbe "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of tbe total votes, separating himself from tbe second place by 21,9 percentage points.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was ~~The~~ leader of ~~The~~ [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), ~~The~~ [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.		'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was the leader of the [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), the [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.

	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for ~~The~~ label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that ~~The~~ role of ~~The~~ Church was social, not political . He also mantained ~~The~~ Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for the label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that the role of the Church was social, not political . He also mantained the Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

	He died on ~~The~~ 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .		He died on the 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .

	In a 2007 poll, he was voted as ~~The~~ "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of ~~The~~ total votes, separating himself from ~~The~~ second place by 21,9 percentage points.		In a 2007 poll, he was voted as the "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of the total votes, separating himself from the second place by 21,9 percentage points.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in nature, though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for The label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that The role of The Church was social, not political . He also mantained The Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in [[nature]], though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for The label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that The role of The Church was social, not political . He also mantained The Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

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	'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was ~~tbe~~ leader of ~~tbe~~ [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), ~~tbe~~ [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.		'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was The leader of The [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), The [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.

	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in nature, though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. ~~Whetber~~ this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for ~~tbe~~ label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that ~~tbe~~ role of ~~tbe~~ Church was social, not political . He also mantained ~~tbe~~ Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in nature, though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. WheTher this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for The label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that The role of The Church was social, not political . He also mantained The Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

	He died on ~~tbe~~ 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .		He died on The 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .

	In a 2007 poll, he was voted as ~~tbe~~ "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of ~~tbe~~ total votes, separating himself from ~~tbe~~ second place by 21,9 percentage points.		In a 2007 poll, he was voted as The "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of The total votes, separating himself from The second place by 21,9 percentage points.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was ~~the~~ leader of ~~the~~ [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), ~~the~~ [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.		'''António de Oliveira Salazar''' (April 28, 1889 – July 27, 1970) was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968. He was tbe leader of tbe [[Estado Novo]] ("New State"), tbe [[Fascist]] government that administered Portugal until 1974.

	=Background=		=Background=
	Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in nature, though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. ~~Whether~~ this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for ~~the~~ label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that ~~the~~ role of ~~the~~ Church was social, not political . He also mantained ~~the~~ Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.		Opposed to [[Democracy]], [[Communism]], [[Marxism]], [[Anarchism]] and [[Liberalism]], Salazar's administration was [[Conservatism\|Conservative]], [[Nationalist]] and Catholic in nature, though he distanced himself from Fascism and [[National Socialism]]. Whetber this was for political purposes - since his administrative style met most requirements for tbe label of "Fascist" - or because of a dedication to different ideal, is still debated. Most of his contemporaries considered him a Fascist . Salazar promoted Catholicism, but argued that tbe role of tbe Church was social, not political . He also mantained tbe Portuguese empire, fighting against its attempted dissolution by Communist guerrillas, international jewry and world Capitalism.

	He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .		He kept close ties to Francisco Franco - in all aspects, from personal, to economic, to ideological to diplomatic .

	He died on ~~the~~ 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .		He died on tbe 27th of July of 1970, after leading for 48 consecutive years. His funeral was attended by thousands .

	In a 2007 poll, he was voted as ~~the~~ "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of ~~the~~ total votes, separating himself from ~~the~~ second place by 21,9 percentage points.		In a 2007 poll, he was voted as tbe "Greatest Portuguese", receiving 41% of tbe total votes, separating himself from tbe second place by 21,9 percentage points.

	== See also ==		== See also ==