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The Coup That Fractured Madrid: Segismundo Casado, the Anti-Communist Mutiny, and the Surrender of the Spanish Civil War

The Coup That Fractured Madrid: Segismundo Casado, the Anti-Communist Mutiny, and the Surrender of the Spanish Civil War

Paperback

Series: The Definitive History of the Spanish Civil War, Book 11

General European HistoryGeneral Military HistorySpainish & Portuguese History

ISBN13: 9798235511958
Publisher: Winston Maddox Publishing
Published: Aug 23 2026
Pages: 110
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.26 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

Can a nation survive when its defenders turn their guns on each other in the dark?

In March 1939, the Spanish Civil War was nearing its brutal end. Madrid stood exhausted, starved, and battered by years of relentless siege. Yet the final blow to the Spanish Republic did not come from Franco's incoming Nationalist legions. It came from within the high command itself. Colonel Segismundo Casado, convinced that the communist-backed government was driving Spain into total destruction, staged a high-stakes military coup inside the capital. What followed was a terrifying conflict inside a war-a desperate fratricidal clash on the streets of Madrid that shattered the remaining defenses and paved the way for absolute surrender.

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