Bujaraloz is a municipality located in the province of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. According to the 2004 census (INE), the municipality has a population...
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Artieda, Mianos, Salvatierra de Esca and Sigüés. Monegros: La Almolda, Bujaraloz, Farlete, Leciñena, Monegrillo and Perdiguera. The historical population...
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barracks. Later on, the headquarters of the Durruti Column was attacked at Bujaraloz, halfway between Barcelona and Madrid. On 20 July 1936, Durruti and other...
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Artieda, Mianos, Salvatierra de Esca and Sigüés. Monegros: La Almolda, Bujaraloz, Farlete, Leciñena, Monegrillo and Perdiguera. The historical population...
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date with all of the strategies used at the time. Cortés was born in Bujaraloz, province of Zaragoza, Aragon. He was raised by a family of sailors and...
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After a brief and bloody battle at Caspe (in Aragón), they also halted at Bujaraloz and at 'Venta de santa Lucia', Pina de Ebro. On the advice of a regular...
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Ortigueira y Ladrido 2,920 7,200 Saladar de Jandía 127 310 Saladas de Sástago-Bujaraloz 8,145 20,130 S'Albufera de Mallorca 1,700 4,200 Salburua 174 430 Salinas...
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autovía entre Huesca y Bujaraloz para comunicar Gran Scala" [The Aragón Government will build a highway between Huesca and Bujaraloz to communicate Gran...
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Catalonia Offensive. The 26th Division was established on 28 April 1937 in Bujaraloz with former anarchist militiamen and corresponded to the 1st, 2nd and...
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Les Peñetes, roughly 18 kilometres (11 mi) west of Fraga, not far from Bujaraloz. It is held in a windowless, graffiti-filled hall called Flarida, with...
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Messerschmitt Bf 109B, another Condor Legion plane that was captured intact near Bujaraloz, Aragon, also ended up being sent to the USSR. Savoia-Marchetti SM.81A...
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of Labor (CNT) was held at the headquarters of the Durruti Column in Bujaraloz. In addition to the 174 representatives from the CNT unions of 139 Aragonese...
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Pozas and his Chief of Staff Antonio Cordon set up their headquarters in Bujaraloz. Their plan was to break through at seven different points on the central...
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inhabitants becoming refugees. In this part of the offensive, Barbastro, Bujaraloz and Sariñena succumbed to the Nationalists. On March 25, Yagüe took Fraga...
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Bajo, Alberuela de Tubo, Alcubierre, La Almolda, Almuniente, Barbués, Bujaraloz, Capdesaso, Castejón de Monegros, Castelflorite, Farlete, Grañén, Huerto...
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Bordalba 95 Borja 4313 Botorrita 482 Brea de Aragón 2011 Bubierca 96 Bujaraloz 1004 Bulbuente 256 Bureta 320 El Burgo de Ebro 1682 El Buste 105 Cabañas...
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of Spain. In the final weeks of September 1936, the assembly called in Bujaraloz by the Regional Committee of the CNT of Aragon, with delegations of the...
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capturing Bujaraloz and then Caspe. In October 1936, a conference of delegates from the confederal militias and agrarian collectives in Bujaraloz resolved...
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Saladas de Sástago-Bujaraloz Aragon 41°23′59″N 0°12′36″W / 41.39972°N 0.21000°W / 41.39972; -0.21000 (Saladas de Sástago-Bujaraloz) 81.45 7 January...
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Ortíz participated in the extraordinary plenary session of unions in Bujaraloz which agreed on the creation, functions and powers of the Regional Defence...
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Tardienta, where the Carlos Marx column operated, while others suggest Bujaraloz, belonging to the sector of the Durruti column. The shrapnel caused eleven...
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Arabic name. Abū Khalid (أبو خالد) translates to 'Father of Khālid'. Bujaraloz Burj al-Arus Founded with Arabic name Bujalance Burj al-Ḥansh (بُرج الحنش)...
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the failure of Durruti's militia to take Zaragoza after the capture of Bujaraloz. In 1975, Francisco Franco died. In 1979, Paz returned to Spain and its...
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