Cesáreo Fernández Duro

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Spanish naval historian

SpainWritersLived 1830 to 1908 · aged 78

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Photograph of EXCMO. SR. D. CESÁREO FERNANDEZ. The first three abbreviations are for Excelentisimo Señor Don, while the two names are short for Cesáreo Fernández Duro. In writing the second surname could be omitted. The photograph is from the periodical, "Vida Marítima," Año VII, nº 232 de 10 de junio de 1908, page 249. The three stripes on the sleeve indicate an Almirante, "Admiral." On retirement military officers universally are given one rank higher than their last active rank. He had long been an excelentisimo, or "honorable" civilian when the photograph was taken.

Awards 6

1902Grand cross of the Civil Order of Alfonso XII

1892Grand Cross of Naval Merit with white badge

Knight of the Order of Isabella the Catholic

Cross Laureate of Saint Ferdinand

Knight of the Order of Carlos III

Cross of the Royal and Military Order of Saint Hermenegild

Connected to Cesáreo 6

Robert F. MarxAlso won Knight of the Order of Isabella the CatholicCarlos Ibáñez de IberoAlso won Knight of the Order of Carlos IIIBlanca de los RíosAlso won Grand cross of the Civil Order of Alfonso XIIDomingo Dulce, 1st Marquis of Castell-FloriteAlso won Cross of the Royal and Military Order of Saint HermenegildFélix Arenas GasparAlso won Cross Laureate of Saint FerdinandJosé María Fernández-Ladreda y Menéndez-ValdésAlso won Grand Cross of Naval Merit with white badge

About this person

Country

Spain

Category

Writers

Type

Writer / Author

Status

deceased

Dates

Lived 1830 to 1908 · aged 78

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