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rdf:type	Military conflict
rdfs:label	Second Battle of the Corunna Road
rdfs:comment	The Battle of Madrid in November 1936 had been fought to a standstill, with the Nationalists under Franco failing to take the city. They then started to besiege it, aiming to cut its links to the rest of Spain. Franco decided to attack the city from the north-west in order to cut off water and electricity supplies from the Sierra de Guadarrama and encircle the city. After a failed offensive in November, the Nationalists summoned a force of 17,000 men, led by General Orgaz, with four mobile brigades (led by Garcia Escamez, Barron, Saenz de Buruaga and Monasterio), backed by heavy artillery and Ju-52 bombers. The Republican army had a few battalions led by Luis Barceló.
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Strength	8 17000 20000 T-26 medium tanks Panzer I light tanks
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Partof	the Spanish Civil War
Date	--12-13
Commander	Juan Modesto José Enrique Varela José Miaja Cipriano Mera El Campesino Francisco García Escámez Luis Orgaz Yoldi Fernando Barrón Ortiz Gustavo Durán José María Galán Luis Barceló Sáenz de Buruaga
Casualties	15000
Result	Indecisive
combatant	Nationalist Spain Spanish Republic
Place	Near Madrid, Spain
Conflict	Second Battle of the Corunna Road
abstract	The Battle of Madrid in November 1936 had been fought to a standstill, with the Nationalists under Franco failing to take the city. They then started to besiege it, aiming to cut its links to the rest of Spain. Franco decided to attack the city from the north-west in order to cut off water and electricity supplies from the Sierra de Guadarrama and encircle the city. After a failed offensive in November, the Nationalists summoned a force of 17,000 men, led by General Orgaz, with four mobile brigades (led by Garcia Escamez, Barron, Saenz de Buruaga and Monasterio), backed by heavy artillery and Ju-52 bombers. The Republican army had a few battalions led by Luis Barceló.
is Battles of	Vicente Rojo Lluch