José Sánchez Guerra

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José Sánchez Guerra

José Sánchez Guerra y Martinez (born June 28, 1859 in Córdoba; died January 26, 1935 in Madrid) was a Spanish journalist, lawyer and Prime Minister. His term as Prime Minister lasted from March 8 to December 7 of 1922. He was a Conservative who has been described as "courageous" and "politically mediocre."^[1]

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Kingdom of Spain	Martinez de la Rosa · Toreno · Álava · Mendizábal* · Istúriz* · Calatrava · Espartero · Bardají · Heredia · Fernández de Velasco · Pérez de Castro · A. González · Ferraz · Cortázar* · Sancho · Ferrer · A. González · Rodil · J. M. López · Gómez Becerra · J. M. López · Olózaga · Luis González Bravo · Narváez · Fernández de Pineda · Istúriz · Martínez de Irujo · Pacheco · García · Sotto · Juan Bravo Murillo · Roncali · Lersundi · Sartorius · Fernández de Córdova · Saavedra · O'Donnell · Armero · Istúriz · Arrazola · Mon · Gutiérrez de la Concha · Serrano · Prim · Topete* · Zorrilla · Malcampo · Sagasta

First Republic	Figueras · Pi · Salmerón · Castelar · Serrano · Zavala · Sagasta

Kingdom of Spain	Cánovas · Jovellar · Martínez Campos · Sagasta · Posada · Azcarraga* · Silvela · Fernández Villaverde · Maura · Ríos · Moret · López Domínguez · Aguilar · Canalejas · García Prieto · Romanones · Dato · Maura · Sánchez de Toca · Bugallal · Sánchez Guerra · Primo de Rivera · Berenguer · Aznar-Cabañas

Second Republic	Alcalá-Zamora · Azaña · Lerroux · Martínez Barrio · Samper · Chapaprieta · Portela Valladares · Barcía Trelles · Casares Quiroga · Martínez Barrio · Giral · Largo · Negrín

Francoism	Franco · Carrero Blanco · Fernández-Miranda* · Arias Navarro · Santiago*

Kingdom of Spain	Suárez · Calvo Sotelo · F. González · Aznar · Rodríguez Zapatero

* denotes acting