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SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9). The Republican side. Andalusia. Cordoba front. September, 1936.
The Spanish Civil War broke out in 1936, when part of the Spanish army rebelled against the Second Republic, a democratic government elected in 1931. It gained international dimensions when Fascist Germany and Italy began supporting the military uprising, led by General Franco, with weapons and soldiers. The USSR helped the Republic, and a significant contingent of volunteers joined the International Brigades and fought for the Republic. The conflict became the symbol of a larger conflict between Fascists and Communists. The war ended in 1939 with Franco's victory over the Republicans.An officer addressing the soldiers before an attack.
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SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9)
The Spanish Civil War broke out in 1936, when part of the Spanish army rebelled against the Second Republic, a democratic government elected in 1931. It gained international dimensions when Fascist Germany and Italy began supporting the military uprising, led by General Franco, with weapons and soldiers. The USSR helped the Republic, and a significant contingent of volunteers joined the International Brigades and fought for the Republic. The conflict became the symbol of a larger conflict between Fascists and Communists. The war ended in 1939 with Franco's victory over the Republicans.
Montblanch. Near Barcelona. October 25th, 1938. Bidding farewell to the International Brigades, which were dismissed by the Republican government, as a consequence of Stalin's friendship with Germany.
SPAIN. Late April-early May, 1936. The Spanish Civil War. Crowd at a land reform near Badajoz.
SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9) 
ICP 289. Barcelona. January, 1939. A refugee transit center during the evacuation of the city, which was being heavily bombed by fascist planes, as General Franco's fascist troops rapidly approached.
The Spanish Civil War broke out in 1936, when part of the Spanish army rebelled against the Second Republic, a democratic government elected in 1931. It gained international dimensions when Fascist Germany and Italy began supporting the military uprising, led by General Franco, with weapons and soldiers. The USSR helped the Republic, and a significant contingent of volunteers joined the International Brigades and fought for the Republic. The conflict became the symbol of a larger conflict between Fascists and Communists. The war ended in 1939 with Franco's victory over the Republicans.
FRANCE. March 1939. Between Argeles-sur-Mer and Le Bercares. Exiled Republican soldiers and civilians, who crossed the border after Franco's victory, being transferred from one refugee camp to another. A French Gendarme heads the column of refugees. France had set up eight camps along the border in the PyrŽnŽes Orientales region.

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