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It was built by King Philip V after the Catalan defeat of September 11, 1714.
The works directed by Verboom's Prosper lasted 36 years. -
Executions of Barcelona citadadiants carried out in the glaciers of the citadel in June 1809, as a result of the repression carried out by the French forces in Catalonia.
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General Joan Prim obtained a law ordering the demolition of the Citadel, minus three buildings: the governor's palace, the church and the arsenal.
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This happened in the space of the old Ciutadella.
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It was transformed into a royal palace by the kings of Spain, by the architect Pere Falqués.
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Two side wings were added.
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The president of the Generalitat, Francesc Masia, decides that the royal palace was the parliament of Catalonia.
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Has a break of 17 months.
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The Franco General turned the parliament into a barracks.
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It was transformed into the Museum of Modern Art.
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He returned to parliament again for the restoration of democratic freedoms.
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