The battle for the Ebro (Tarragona) in 1938 was the largest and bloodiest in the Spanish Civil War. Various remains of this can be visited today.

During the Spanish Civil War, Tarragona was in the hands of the Second Spanish Republic until captured by Franco's Nationalist troops on 15 January 1939 during ... History · Modern Tarragona · Climate · Events

Tarragona fell on 15 January, followed by Barcelona on 26 January and Girona on 2 February. On 27 February, the United Kingdom and France ... The Spanish Civil War (book) · Spanish Maquis · Spanish Renovation · Emilio Mola

12 янв. 2023 г. · By 9 January, they had taken Tarragona and held a third of Catalan territory, taking 23,000 prisoners and killing 5,000 Republican soldiers.

Thus, between July 22nd 1936 and February 22nd 1937, in the Tarragona capital and counties there were 327 victims of the violence, 8 of them shot at this ...

Military conflict took place during every year of the 20th Century. There were only short periods of time that the world was free of war.

Catalonia played a prominent role in the history of Republican Spain and in the Civil War (1936–39). The Nationalists' victory in 1939 meant the loss of ...

18 апр. 2018 г. · In a night of fierce fighting, most of the Spanish gunners died defending their pieces and French casualties were also heavy (325 killed or ...

6 янв. 2019 г. · General Yague's Moroccan Legionnaires march a full 50 kilometres in a single day, and occupy the hugely strategic town of Tarragona, only 100 ...