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... defeated it in a war that lasted over seven hundred years ; the courage of the handful of conquistadors who discov ... defeat ; and the tempera- mental statesman too proud to compromise , even though his country faces ruin . This deep ...
... defeated it in a war that lasted over seven hundred years ; the courage of the handful of conquistadors who discov ... defeat ; and the tempera- mental statesman too proud to compromise , even though his country faces ruin . This deep ...
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... defeat . Entire divisions broke and ran . The roads were littered with rifles , grenades , equipment of all sorts that the fleeing troops had abandoned . The Italians were consumed in dis- aster . They lost over six thousand men and ...
... defeat . Entire divisions broke and ran . The roads were littered with rifles , grenades , equipment of all sorts that the fleeing troops had abandoned . The Italians were consumed in dis- aster . They lost over six thousand men and ...
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... defeated section by section . Because of the semiin- dependence achieved by the Basques , the lack of co- operation between them and the ... defeat at Guadalajara , were to join in this offensive , where 136 EIGHT The Basque Tragedy /
... defeated section by section . Because of the semiin- dependence achieved by the Basques , the lack of co- operation between them and the ... defeat at Guadalajara , were to join in this offensive , where 136 EIGHT The Basque Tragedy /
Contents
Prologue | 9 |
ONE How War Came | 23 |
Rebellion and Revolution | 47 |
Copyright | |
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Alfonso Alicante Anarchists Andalusia Aragon arms Army of Africa Army officers artillery attack Azaña BALEARIC Barcelona barracks Basque battalions battle Bilbao bombardment bombing British Captain Casado Catalan Catalonia Catholic Church Colonel command Communist Condor Legion Cortes defeat defense Ebro Falange Falangists Fascist fighting fled foreign fought Franco French front German Guardia Civil heavy Hitler Indalecio Prieto International Brigade Irún Italian José Antonio July Largo Caballero leaders legionnaires Madrid Málaga Manuel Azaña March ment Miaja militiamen Minister Mola Monarchists Moroccans Morocco Mussolini nation Nationalist Spain Negrín offensive organized party peasants planes political port Premier Prieto prisoners publican Queipo rebel rebellion Regiment Republic Republican forces Republican government Republican militia resistance revolution river Russian Santander seized Seville ships shot Socialist Spain Spaniards Spanish Spanish Civil War streets surrender tanks Teruel thousand tionalist town trade union troops units uprising Valencia Varela victory village workers Yagüe