Campaign of Guipúzcoa

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Campaign of Guipúzcoa
Part of the Spanish Civil War
Location Northern Spain Result Decisive Nationalist victory
Combatants
Image:Flag of the Second Spanish Republic.svg Spanish Republic	Image:Flag of Spain under Franco.svg Nationalist Spain
Commanders
?	General Emilio Mola
Strength
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Casualties
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v • d • e Spanish Civil War
Alcázar – Gijón – Oviedo – Guipúzcoa - Mérida – Mallorca – Badajoz – Sierra Guadalupe – Irún - Monte Pelato – Talavera – Cape Espartel – Madrid – Corunna Road – Málaga – Jarama – Guadalajara – Guernica – Bilbao – Brunete – Santander – Belchite – El Mazuco – Cape Cherchell – Teruel – Cape Palos - Aragon Offensive – Ebro Chronology: 1936 1937 1938-39

The Campaign of Guipúzcoa was part of the War in the North, in the Spanish Civil War where the Nationalist Army conquered the province of Guipúzcoa part of the Basque Country held by the Republic after cutting it off from France in the Battle of Irún.

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