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SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9). Madrid. November/December, 1936. Members of the International Brigades, in a laboratory of the Medical School at the University of Madrid, in the western outskirts of the capital. The Fascist rebels were mounting a major offense in order to capture Madrid.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.
SPAIN. The Spanish Civil War.
SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9). Madrid. November/December, 1936. Members of the International Brigades, in a laboratory of the Medical School at the University of Madrid, in the western outskirts of the capital. The Fascist rebels were mounting a major offense in order to capture Madrid.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.
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SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9). Madrid. November/December, 1936. Member of the International Brigades with a Spanish Republican soldier.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.
SPAIN. Teruel (Aragon front). December 1937. "The Spanish Civil War". Loyalist soldiers during the battle for this strategically located hilltop town on one major route to Barcelona.
SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936/9)  ICP 231 Bilbao. Basque region. May, 1937. 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.
SPAIN. 1936. Spanish Civil War. Air raid victim in the morgue, Valencia, May 1937
SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9). Madrid. November/December, 1936. Republican soldiers.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.
SPAIN. 1936. Spanish Civil War.
SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9). Madrid. November/December, 1936. Members of the International Brigades in the Medical School of the University of Madrid, in the western outskirts of the capital. The Fascist rebels were mounting a major offense in order to capture Madrid.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.
Icp 185 Madrid. November/December, 1936. Members of the International Brigades catapulting grenades by a slaughterhouse, near the university campus, in the western outskirts of the capital. The Fascist rebels were mounting a major offense in order to capture Madrid.
SPAIN. Spanish Civil War (1936-9) Madrid. Winter 1936/37. The Nationalist offensive on Madrid, which lasted from Nov. 1936 to Feb. 1937, was one of the fiercest of the Civil War. During this period Italy and Germany started helping the Nationalist forces, and the USSR the Popular Front government. The civilians were severely affected by the bombings. Madrid. Hiver 1936-37. 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.

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