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| rdfs:comment | - After its defeat at the Battle of the Ebro the Republican Army was broken and would never recover. The Republicans had lost most of their armament and experienced units. Furthermore, on October 1938 the Republican government agreed to withdraw the volunteers of the International Brigades. On the other hand, the Nationalists received new supplies of ammunition, weapons and aircraft from Germany. Furthermore, after the Munich Agreement, the hope of an intervention of the Western democracies in order to aid the Republic against Germany and Italy vanished. France had closed the frontier again in mid-June 1938 and froze Republican financial assets in French Banks.
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| Strength | - 300
- 500
- Beevor: 1,400 artillery pieces
- Beevor: 106 aircraft
- Beevor: 220,000
- Beevor: 250 artillery pieces
- Beevor: 340,000
- Beevor: 40 tanks and armoured cars
- Jackson: 350,000
- Jackson: 90,000
- Thomas: 200 tanks and armoured cars
- Thomas: 300,000
- Thomas: 360 artillery pieces
- Thomas: 565 artillery pieces
- Thomas: 80 aircraft
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| Commander | - 22
- Enrique Líster
- Juan Modesto
- Fidel Dávila Arrondo
- José Solchaga
- Juan Yagüe
- Agustín Muñoz Grandes
- José Moscardó Ituarte
- Colonel Perea
- Juan Hernández Saravia
- Rafael García Valiño
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| Caption | - Map of Spain in November 1938, after the end of the Battle of the Ebro and immediately before the start of the Catalonia Offensive. Republican territory is in red, and Nationalist territory is blue.
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| Casualties | - 10000
- 60000
- 220000
- ? dead
- ? wounded
- ? captured
- ? dead
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| Result | - Decisive Nationalist victory
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| abstract | - After its defeat at the Battle of the Ebro the Republican Army was broken and would never recover. The Republicans had lost most of their armament and experienced units. Furthermore, on October 1938 the Republican government agreed to withdraw the volunteers of the International Brigades. On the other hand, the Nationalists received new supplies of ammunition, weapons and aircraft from Germany. Furthermore, after the Munich Agreement, the hope of an intervention of the Western democracies in order to aid the Republic against Germany and Italy vanished. France had closed the frontier again in mid-June 1938 and froze Republican financial assets in French Banks.
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