Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Antonio Tejero across 3 places, from 1932 to 2026.
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Antonio Tejero Molina (30 April 1932 – 25 February 2026) was a Spanish lieutenant colonel of the Guardia Civil.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Antonio Tejero was documented, and when
30 April 1932exact date
Alhaurín el Grandeattested“Tejero was born on 30 April 1932 in Alhaurín el Grande, province of Málaga, Spain.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
25 February 2026exact date
Alzira, Spainattested“Tejero died at his home in Alzira in the province of Valencia, on 25 February 2026, at the age of 93, on the same day that the Spanish government declassified documents regarding his failed coup.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
25 February 2026exact date
Province of Valenciaattested“Tejero died at his home in Alzira in the province of Valencia, on 25 February 2026, at the age of 93, on the same day that the Spanish government declassified documents regarding his failed coup.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
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Places Antonio Tejero is documented in
Alhaurín el Grande1 presence · 1932
Alzira, Spain1 presence · 2026
Province of Valencia1 presence · 2026
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23 July 1951exact date
General Military Academymentioned“Tejero entered the Guardia Civil at the General Military Academy in Zaragoza on 23 July 1951.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
23 July 1951exact date
Zaragozamentioned“Tejero entered the Guardia Civil at the General Military Academy in Zaragoza on 23 July 1951.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
1955year
Melillamentioned“Tejero was promoted to lieutenant in 1955, remaining on compulsory leave in Melilla.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
January 1956month
Cataloniamentioned“In January 1956, he voluntarily took command of the Capellades line in Catalonia.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
1958 to 1960period
Province of Pontevedramentioned“He was promoted to captain in 1958 and posted to province of Pontevedra, where he remained until 1960 when he was transferred, at his own request, to the province of Málaga.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
1958 to 1960period
Province of Málagamentioned“He was promoted to captain in 1958 and posted to province of Pontevedra, where he remained until 1960 when he was transferred, at his own request, to the province of Málaga.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
1963year
Las Palmasmentioned“In 1963, he was promoted to major, and served in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Badajoz.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
1974year
Basque Country (autonomous community)mentioned“In 1974, he became a lieutenant colonel, serving as the leader of the in the Basque province of Guipúzcoa, but had to ask to be transferred to another region when his public declarations against the Basque flag, the Ikurriña, became known.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
1977year
Madridmentioned“When the ban on the Ikurriña was revoked in 1977, Tejero sent a telegram to Madrid asking if he should pay honors to the Ikurriña.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
23 February 1981exact date
Spanish Congress of Deputiesmentioned“On 23 February 1981, Tejero entered the Congress of Deputies, the lower house of the Spanish Parliament, with 150 Guardia Civil members and soldiers in an attempted coup d'état, and held the congress members hostage for some 22 hours.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
3 December 1996exact date
Alcalá de Henaresmentioned“Tejero was released from jail on 3 December 1996, the last of the coup participants released, having served 15 years in the Alcalá de Henares military prison.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
2006year
Cataloniamentioned“In 2006, he wrote to the newspaper ', calling for a referendum on Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) proposals granting a new measure of autonomy to Catalonia.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
2018year
Madridmentioned“As of 2018, Tejero was residing in Madrid and Torre del Mar, and was painting portraits and landscapes.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
24 October 2019exact date
Madridmentioned“On 24 October 2019, at the age of 87, Tejero took part in a protest against the exhumation of the remains of Francisco Franco from the Valley of the Fallen memorial site and their reburial in Madrid.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Tejero
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