Ditadura Nacional

Portuguese Republic
República Portuguesa

1926–1933
Flag Coat of arms
Anthem
A Portuguesa
Capital Lisbon
Language(s) Portuguese
Government Military dictatorship
President
 - 1926 José Mendes Cabeçadas
 - 1926–51 Óscar Carmona
Prime Minister
 - 1926 José Mendes Cabeçadas
 - 1930–32 Domingos Oliveira
History
 - Established May 29, 1926 1926
 - Estado Novo March 19, 1933 1933
Area
 - 1930 92,391 km2 (35,672 sq mi)
Population
 - 1930 est. 6,825,883 
     Density 73.9 /km2  (191.3 /sq mi)
Currency Escudo
History of Portugal

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Prehistoric
Prehistoric Iberia
Roman rule
Lusitania and Gallaecia
Germanic kingdoms
Suebic Kingdom of Galicia
(410-584)
Visigothic Kingdom
(418–718)
711–1139
Al-Garb Al-Andalus
(711–1249)
County of Portugal
(868–1071, 1096-1139)
Kingdom of Portugal
Independence and expansion
(1139–1279)
1279–1415
Discoveries
(1415–1578)
Iberian Union
(1580–1640)
1640–1777
Napoleonic invasions, Liberal Revolution and Civil War
(1777–1834)
Constitutional Monarchy
(1834–1910)
Portuguese Republic
First Republic
(1910–1926)
Ditadura Nacional
(1926–1933)
Estado Novo
(1933–1974)
Third Republic
(1974–present)
Topic
Colonial history
Economic history
History of the Azores
History of Madeira
Language history
Military history
Music history
Chronology

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The Ditadura Nacional (Portuguese pronunciation: [ditɐˈðuɾɐ nɐsiuˈnaɫ], National Dictatorship) was the name of the Portuguese regime initiated by the election of President Óscar Carmona in 1928 (following all of the turbulence derived from the 28th May 1926 coup d'état) that lasted until the adoption of the new constitution in 1933, when the régime changed its name to Estado Novo (New State). It is considered that the Ditadura Nacional, jointly with the Estado Novo forms the historical period of the Portuguese Second Republic.

Timeline 1926–1933