Battle of Teruel

Name: Battle of Teruel
Start: 1937-01-01
End: 1938-12-31
Location: Aragonien

1937 - 1938 • Aragonien

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Map of the Battle of Teruel in Spanish Civil War

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Closing in on trapped Rebels at Teruel Closing in on trapped Rebels at Terueltitle QS:P1476,en:"Closing in on trapped Rebels at Teruel"label QS:Len,"Closing in on trapped Rebels at Teruel"

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Entrada de las tropas republicanas en Teruel Entrance of the Republican Troops in Terueltitle QS:P1476,en:"Entrance of the Republican Troops in Teruel"label QS:Len,"Entrance of the Republican Troops in Teruel"

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Soldados republicanos en los combates casa por casa que se desarrollaron durante la Batalla de Teruel.

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Foto hecha en el curso de la batalla del puerto de Escandón (Teruel) durante la guerra civil española. Sentado está el mayor Luis Pérez López-Bago; a su derecha su asistente; a su izquierda el comisario político.

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Paul Robeson at Teruel

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Paul Robeson at Teruel

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Republicanos en la Batalla de Teruel Republican Soldiers in the Battle of Terueltitle QS:P1476,en:"Republican Soldiers in the Battle of Teruel"label QS:Len,"Republican Soldiers in the Battle of Teruel"

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Soldados republicanos en las calles de Teruel, durante la conquista de la ciudad.

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Tanque republicano T-26 durante la Batalla de Teruel.

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TER-7.2 LAS VIÑAS CARCEL – TERUEL http://batallate.es/project/ter-7-2-las-vinas-carcel/

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TER-7.2 LAS VIÑAS CARCEL – TERUEL http://batallate.es/project/ter-7-2-las-vinas-carcel/

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TER-7.2 LAS VIÑAS CARCEL – TERUEL http://batallate.es/project/ter-7-2-las-vinas-carcel/

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Calle San Vicente de Paúl 28.

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TER-7.2 LAS VIÑAS CARCEL – TERUEL http://batallate.es/project/ter-7-2-las-vinas-carcel/

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Historical Overview

The Battle of Teruel was fought in and around the city of Teruel during the Spanish Civil War between December 1937 and February 1938, during the worst Spanish winter in 20 years. The battle was one of the bloodiest actions of the war, with the city changing hands several times by first falling to the Republicans and eventually being retaken by the Nationalists. In the course of the fighting, Teruel was subjected to heavy artillery and aerial bombardment. In the two-month battle, both factions together took 110,000 casualties.