Cards historical texts

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#	Card name	Historical text
001	Madrid	The battle for Madrid, strategically important for both sides, was held in late 1936.Madrid, emblem of the defense of the Republic, was occupied without resistance on 28 March 1939.
002	Flechas	"We are arrows from our Spain, huge beam forming legion. We make way for the Falange, we are her heart". March of the Flecha.
003	Enrique Líster	In command of the 5th Regiment at the outbreak of war. Reaches the rank of colonel. Chief of the 11th Division in 1937. Head of the V Army in 1938. Exiled, he returned to Spain in 1977.
004	Brigada Mixta 150	45th Division, later 18th Division.
005	Andrés Amado y Reygondaud	Member of Congress. Minister of Finance in the first government of General Franco in 1938.
006	Euzkadi	Newspaper voice of Basque nationalism.
007	Diego Martínez Barrio	Republican Union. Member of Congress. President of the Republican Congress. President of the Republic from 1 March 1939. Dead in exile.
008	Obús Vickers de 105 mm	Howitzer model 1922. Regulation in the Spanish army before the civil war, is used by both sides.
009	Sacrilegio	Many churches are damaged during the civil war. Many relics disappear or are destroyed.
010	Círculo socialista	The anvil, and on it the pen, the ink and the book all shape the emblem of the Partido Socialista Obrero Español.
011	Teniente Coronel Yagüe	Risen up in Ceuta. Promoted to colonel and later general in 1937. Chief of Army 1st Corps of Madrid in 1937 and then chief of the Moroccan Army Corps. Member of the National Traditionalist Spanish Falange de las JONS board in 1937.
012	Profanación de templos	The images of churches destroyed or looted damage the international image of the Republic.
013	La rubia	The peseta of 1937 is known as 'the blondie' by the color of the metal used in its manufacture and the feminine figure of its backside.
014	Obispo Pla y Deniel	Bishop of Salamanca. Openly supported the rebellion in his pastoral 'Two Cities'. In 1939 he published 'The Triumph of the city of God and the resurrection of Spain'.
015	Industria catalana	At the outbreak of the civil war, as the state collapses it's the Generalitat who assumes power in Catalonia and not the government of the Republic, going beyond what marked the Statute of Autonomy of 1932.
016	Claudio Sánchez-Albornoz	Republican Left. Member of Congress. Ambassador of the Republic in Portugal where, as allies of Nationalist Spain, he is sent off. Exiled, he returns to Spain in 1976.
017	Tercio de Montejurra	Leaves Pamplona on July 28th 1936. Later it's integrated into the 1st Brigade of Navarre, which is then reorganized into the 1st division of Navarre. Forms the Red Berets Association with the Tercios of Lácar and Navarre.
018	Juan García Oliver	Conseller at the Generalitat. Member of the Consejo Superior de Guerra. Minister of Justice between 1936 and 1937. Dead in exile.
019	Obús Vickers de 105 mm	Howitzer model 1922. Regulation in the Spanish army before the civil war, is used by both sides.
020	Lluis Companys	Republican Left of Catalonia. Member of Congress. President of the Generalitat. Executed.
021	Tercio María de Molina	Organized in Molina de Aragon. Later merged with the Tercio Marco de Bello and then with other formations under the name of Castilian-Aragonese Legion.
022	Pilar Primo de Rivera	President of Auxilio Social in 1937. Founder of the Women's Section of Spanish Falange. Member of the National Traditionalist Spanish Falange de las JONS board in 1937.
023	10º Batallón de Castilla *	[no text]
024	Bernardo Giner de los Ríos	Republican Union. Member of Congress. Minister of Communications and Merchant Marine (later renamed Communications and Transport) until the end of the war. Dead in exile.
025	El Ebro	Last major battle of the civil war in which the Republic risks to be or not to be. The defeat puts the definitive end to the hopes of the Republic.
026	Radio Oeste	Each group of the Communist Party receives the name of 'radio'.
027	Brigada Mixta 36	4th division, later in the 53rd (2nd division of Santander) and the 65th division.
028	Coronel Solchaga	Risen up in Pamplona. In command of the brigades of Navarre in 1937. Promoted to general after the capture of San Sebastian. Later Chief of Army Corps of Navarre and Head of the Army of the Turia.
029	Revolución social	Spanish Falange declares itself outside the division between left and right. It proclaims its faith in Spain as a unity in destiny against territorial separatism and class and party struggles.
030	Sardana	Catalan folk dance.
031	Alfonso XIII	Former king of Spain, supports the rebels with hopes of returning to Spain as king.
032	Brunete	The offensive at Brunete in July 1937, is part of the strategy of the Republic of trying to relieve pressure on the northern front while also relieving the siege of Madrid.
033	Batallón Margarita Nelken	Delivery of Margarita Nelken battalion flag takes place in October 1936.
034	Normalización	On March 2nd 1938 freedom of speech and assembly are abolished by decree in Nationalist Spain.
035	Apoyo diplomático	From his exile in Rome, Alfonso XIII expresses clearly and constantly his support to the cause of the Nationalists, sending congratulatory telegrams to General Franco after each major conquest.
036	Manuel Azaña	Republican Left. Member of Congress. President of the Republic from May 1936 until his resignation in February 1939. Dead in exile.