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Government militia battle rebels in Toledo

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On verso: 'With Government planes carrying out an intensive bombardment from the air and loyal troops keeping up an incessant fire from barricades in the streets, the rebel headquarters in Toledo- the famous Alacazar- was reduced to ruins. Tanks and artillery were brought into action against the rebels in the city- one of their strongholds to the south of the capital. PHOTO SHOWS: Government militia firing on the rebels in the Alcazar, Toledo, from the shelter of a hastily-erected barricade. C/V July 31st 1936 PN.g.'

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/99034

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Amirah Inglis - Photographs

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1936

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