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51: 68: 178:. In total, it grouped 3,180 troops, of whom 842 were military and 2335 were militiamen. The leadership of these forces was in the hands of the anarchist Domingo Torres and the artillery lieutenant José Benedito Lleó, a member of the Valencian Left and a war delegate in the 506: 521: 516: 501: 182:; while Torres acted as a kind of "political" delegate, Benedito performed the functions of military adviser. Politically, the column had a partially 179: 445: 482: 426: 159: 511: 163: 190: 56: 218: 213:, constituting one of the most important columns operating in the sector. Later it was reinforced by the 175: 151: 158:. It was made up of soldiers from the former regiments of the region, as well as volunteers from the 202: 71: 244: 232: 194: 135: 221:- who replaced Benedito in September. Later the column forces reached a total of 4,100 troops. 478: 441: 422: 171: 155: 139: 225: 419:
From militiamen to soldiers. The Valencian columns in the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)
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It came to have its own publication, "Victoria", a newspaper that was published in
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Military units and formations of the Spanish Civil War (Republican faction)
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and the CNT 13 Column, leaving all these forces under the command of
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In the spring of 1937 it was militarized and transformed into the
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Valencia and the Valencias: its contemporary history (1800-1975)
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until they reached the Francoist lines around the city of
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The front of Aragon. The Civil War in Aragon (1936–1938)
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1937
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History of UGT IV. A trade union at war (1936-1939)
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Spanish Republic

Confederal militias
Militia
Home defense
militia
column
Spanish Civil War
Valencia
Spanish Civil War
CNT
UGT
POUM
Syndicalist Party
Valencian Left
Popular Executive Committee of Valencia
anarchist
CastellĂłn
province of Teruel
Teruel
Villalba Baja
Corbalán
Teruel Front
Iberia Column
JesĂşs Velasco Echave
Alfambra
81st Mixed Brigade
Anarchism in Spain

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