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Josep Sunyol i Garriga (21 July 1898, Barcelona – 6 August 1936, Sierra de Guadarrama) was a Catalan lawyer, journalist and politician from Spain, and president of FC Barcelona, he advocated for the independence of Catalonia from Spain.
Josep Sunyol i Garriga (* 21. Juli 1898 in Barcelona; † 6. August 1936 in der Sierra de Guadarrama) war ein katalanischer politisch engagierter Anwalt, Journalist und Präsident des FC Barcelona . Er stammte aus einer wohlhabenden katalanischen Familie. Sunyol wurde Präsident der Katalanischen Fußballföderation in der Saison 1929/30 und am 27.
- Sunyol i Garriga, Josep (vollständiger Name)
- spanischer Herausgeber und Fußballfunktionär
- 21. Juli 1898
- Sunyol, Josep
He was President of the Catalan Football Federation in the season 1929-30. In the years of the Republic, Suñol was notorious both for his political activities, as the leader of left wing group...
Josep Sunyol i Garriga (Barcelona, 21 de juliol de 1898 - Serra de Guadarrama, Madrid, 6 d'agost de 1936) fou president de la Federació Catalana de Futbol i del FC Barcelona, destacat polític d'Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya, diputat d'ERC al Congrés dels Diputats el 1931, 1933 i 1936.
Josep Suñol i Garriga 1 2 ( Barcelona, 21 de julio de 1898- Guadarrama (Madrid), 6 de agosto de 1936) fue un político español de ideología nacionalista catalana, presidente del Fútbol Club Barcelona y del Real Automóvil Club de Cataluña (RACC). Miembro de Esquerra Republicana de Cataluña, fue elegido diputado de las Cortes ...
Josep Sunyol has gone down in Fútbol Club Barcelona history as the ‘martyr president’ as a result of his tragic death when he was in charge of the club in the early days of the Civil War and was shot by Franco’s troops in the summer of 1936.
30. Jan. 2012 · Through the small town of Guadarrama and leading up to the peaks that dominate the capital’s north-western horizon, sits a small monument to the 28th president of Futbol Club Barcelona Josep Sunyol, a man murdered in the opening weeks of a civil war that tore the nation apart for almost three years.
