| Date | Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 November 1936 | The republican government relocates from this city to Valencia, beginning of a two-year siege. | Madrid | 75%
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| 28 March 1939 | Largest Republican city left, which falls to the nationalist | Madrid | 75%
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| 17 July 1936 | Troops stationed in this Spanish protectorate rise up against the government | Morocco | 73%
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| 21 September 1936 | This general is proclaimed "Generalisimo" of all nationalist forces | Francisco Franco | 71%
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| 26 April 1937 | City infamously bombed by German planes | Guernica | 65%
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| 18 July 1936 | Only major city to fall during the initial uprising | Seville | 60%
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| 23 December 1938 - 10 February 1939 | Nationalist forces invade this territory, marked by its regionalist sentiment and anarchist presence | Catalonia | 46%
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| 13 July 1936 | The assesination of this politican sparked the Civil War | José Calvo Sotelo | 46%
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| 3 June 1937 | Another senior general and conspirator dies in a plane crash | Emilio Mola | 44%
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| 18 September 1936 – 23 September 1938 | Groups of foreign fighters supporting mostly the republican side | International Brigades | 44%
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| 25 July - 16 November 1938 | Last major Republican offensive of the war, as counter to the previous answer | Battle of the Ebro | 40%
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| September 1936 | First elements of this contingent of German troops arrive in Spain | Condor Legion | 35%
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| 20 July 1936 | Coup leader killed in a plane crash | José Sanjurjo | 35%
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| 27 September 1936 | Nationalist forces relieve this sieged building in Toledo | Alcazar | 33%
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| May 1937 | Socialist politician who forms new republican government after the collapse of the previous | Juan Negrin | 31%
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| 1 April 1939 | Franco announces victory and the end of the war though this media | Radio | 25%
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| 4 September 1936 | This socialist politician becomes new head of gouvernment of the Republic | Francisco Largo Caballero | 21%
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| 24 August - 7 September 1937 | Main battle of the unsuccesful Republican offensive against Zaragoza | Battle of Belchite | 17%
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| 6-27 February 1937 | Unsuccesful nationalist offensive to surround Madrid completely | Battle of Jarama | 17%
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| 15 December 1937 - 22 February 1938 | Unsuccesful Republican offensive to regain the initiative in Aragon | Battle of Teruel | 13%
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| 3–8 May 1937 | Serie of clashes between anarchists, communists and republicans in Barcelona | May Days | 10%
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| 14 August 1936 | Repression committed by the "column of death" during its campaign through Extremadura | Badajoz Massacre | 8%
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| 6–25 July 1937 | Unsuccesful Republican offensive to relieve pressure on the North | Battle of Brunete | 8%
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| 21 October 1937 | The fall of this city marks the end of military operations in the north | Gijon | 8%
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| 5 March 1939 | Republican general who led a coup against the Republican government, causing a civil war within the civil war | Segismundo Casado | 8%
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| 7 March - 19 April 1938 | Nationalist offensive which reached the sea and split the Republican territory in two | Aragon Offensive | 6%
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| September 1936 | International organization to prevent foreign participation in the war | Non-Intervention Committee | 6%
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| 31 March – 1 July 1937 | First major offensive against the isolated republican forces in the north | Biscay Campaign | 4%
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