context: Originally founded by Corneliu Zelia Codrianu July 24, 1927 as a paramilitary organization "Legion of the Archangel Michael." In the mid-1930s, ties were established with the Nazi regime in Germany [1]. In the elections of 1937, came third in the number of votes. After the death of Kodryan in 1938, Choria Sima became the head of the Iron Guard. A prominent supporter of the Iron Guard was the philosopher and religious scholar Mircea Eliade, imprisoned for his commitment to the organization in a concentration camp [2]. In 1938 she was outlawed, but in September 1940 she came to an agreement with the king and was invited to the government. As a result, the Guard launched terror against Romanian Jews, anti-Semitic laws were passed. The Iron Guard was removed from power as a result of an unsuccessful armed demonstration, accompanied by Jewish pogroms, against Prime Minister Antonescu. Composer Ion Manzatu, who composed the anthem of the Iron Guard, later emigrated to Italy and gained fame under the pseudonym Nello Manzatti. After the war, many prominent members of the Iron Guard took refuge in Spain and Portugal, escaping prosecution for war crimes. There, the organization was headed first by Choria Sima, and since the 1950s. Vasile Jashinsky.
question: When was the “Legion of the Archangel Michael” movement founded?
answers.text: July 24, 1927