Army Comrades Association

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The Army Comrades Association was an Irish right-wing veterans' organization of the early 1930s that evolved into the political movement known as the Blueshirts.

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Army Comrades Association canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish political organization
right-wing organization
veterans' organization
activeInPeriod early 1930s
activityType paramilitary-style organization
alsoKnownAs ACA
associatedWithColor blue shirts
country Ireland
evolvedInto Blueshirts
foundedInPlace Dublin
foundedInYear 1932
historicalContext Irish Free State politics
ideology Irish nationalism
right-wing
inspiredBy contemporary European paramilitary movements
membershipBase Irish Free State Army veterans
mergedInto Fine Gael
notableLeader Eoin O'Duffy
Ned Cronin
opposedTo Fianna Fáil
Irish Republican Army
politicalAlignment Cumann na nGaedheal
surface form: pro-Cumann na nGaedheal
predecessorOf Blueshirts
purpose to organize Irish Army veterans
to protect Cumann na nGaedheal meetings
relatedTo Irish Civil War veterans
status defunct
successorOrganization Blueshirts
surface form: National Guard (Blueshirts)
supportedGovernment Cumann na nGaedheal
surface form: Cumann na nGaedheal government
symbolism uniformed political movement

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Fine Gael foundedBy Army Comrades Association
Fine Gael predecessor Army Comrades Association
FG predecessor Army Comrades Association
subject surface form: Fine Gael
National Corporate Party precededBy Army Comrades Association
Blueshirts predecessor Army Comrades Association
Blueshirts alsoKnownAs Army Comrades Association
organization of the Blueshirts relatedTo Army Comrades Association
subject surface form: Organization of the Blueshirts