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List of Maps ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xxvii
Selected Chronology of Military Events of the Spanish Civil War, 1936-39 xxix
1 Start of the Rebellion (July-September 1936) 1
2 Battle of Madrid and Other Campaigns (October 1936-February 1937) 35
3 Campaigns in Central Spain, Fall of Malaga, and Battle of Guadalajara (January-April 1937) 69
4 Daily Routine of War and the Fall of Bilbao (April-July 1937) 121
5 Intensification of the War in the North (July-November 1937) 161
6 Lessons from the Spanish Civil War (November-December 1937) 197
7 The Teruel Campaign (December 1937-February 1938) 225
8 From the Aragon Campaign to the End of the Battle of the Ebro (March-November 1938) 259
9 Conquest of Catalonia and End of the War (December 1938-April 1939) 299
Notes 323
Index 329
About the Author 335
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